The collection · 17 prints
Every pose held with total sincerity and questionable technique. The yoga collection is the calmest thing here: warm sand tones, a mat, a candle, and a dog that has genuinely committed to the practice. Made for a bedroom, a studio, or anywhere that could stand to be quieter.

















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Warm sand, soft green and a lot of empty paper. The calmest collection in the shop and the only one designed to sit somewhere quiet: a bedroom, a bathroom, a reading corner, a studio, or the wall you look at from the desk. The generous white space means it does not fight a small room, and it is the set most likely to work on its own rather than in a group.
The Chihuahua holds tree pose with total conviction and questionable balance. The Labrador is in lotus with a scarf on, thinking about food. The Corgi has committed to the mat but not the breathing. The Pug has arranged the candles and then lain down. The German Shepherd is doing it properly and would like that noticed.
Made for studios. These belong in a practice room, or the entrance where people take their shoes off, and they suit treatment rooms for the same reason: calm at a distance, only funny up close, which is roughly what you want on a wall people face for an hour.
If the appeal is the ritual more than the exercise, the incense and the mat and the ten quiet minutes, this collection is aimed squarely at that. It is the one people buy for someone who has recently taken up yoga and will not stop talking about it.
You buy the file, not a parcel. Etsy delivers the download the moment payment clears, usually within a minute. Inside are four high-resolution files at 300 DPI, one per aspect ratio, so whatever frame you already own has a version that fits without cropping the dog's ears off. Print it at home on decent paper, take it to a local copy shop, or upload it to an online printer. A5 on the desk or 50 by 70 above the sofa, same file, same price.
This is the part people work out too late. There is no shipping, so there is no deadline. A birthday you forgot until this evening is still a solved problem: buy the file, print it at home or send it to a print shop in the morning, and it looks like you planned it. Frame it and nobody needs to know. It also travels well as a gift for someone abroad, since a file crosses a border considerably faster than a poster tube.