this sojourner truth quote is the perfect size for that part of your wall you just don’t know what to do with — or that shelf in your room that, let’s be honest, holds nothing but plants. whatever room you’re looking to add some beautiful words into, this custom sign can do the trick.

hand-typed on my great grandfather’s 1931 remington noiseless typewriter, this one-of-a-kind typewriter art brings some of the outdoors to you with a real pressed flower that will maintain its vibrancy year-round. sustainable materials are used at every point of the creation and shipping process, so you can feel good that your purchase is friendly to the earth.

whether you’re looking for a piece of art that will bring lovely reminders to yourself or to a loved one, everything at flora & phrase is made carefully by hand so that nobody else has a piece exactly like yours.

OVERVIEW

🌱"I'm not going to die. I'm going home like a shooting star." —Sojourner Truth
🌱4x6 inches
🌱typed on 100% post consumer waste paper
🌱mounted on ethically sourced sanded birch wood
🌱real pressed flower of your choice
🌱customizable — can be hung on a cotton thread or not
🌱hand-typed on a 1931 remington noiseless typewriter
🌱mailed in a 100% recycled padded envelope
🌱ships in 2 business days
🌱one-of-a-kind — there may be slight variations between the product photo and the product you receive
🌱handmade in brooklyn, new york

PERSONALIZATION

🌱if you'd like a different pressed flower, please choose "custom option" when checking out. I will message you to inquire about your preferences and create a piece that is handmade just for you
🌱if you're interested in a completely customized piece, please message me and I will work closely with you to make something you love

PRODUCT CARE

🌱for best results, keep pieces out of direct sunlight so that flowers maintain their vibrant colors
🌱if moving the piece, I advise securely wrapping in order to protect the flower and paper

ABOUT THE WRITER

sojourner truth, an american abolitionist and women's rights activist, was born into slavery but escaped with her daughter in 1826. she's best known for her 1851 speech "ain't I a woman?" which demanded equal rights for Black women, who were constantly excluded from the women's suffrage movement.

10% of the profits of this product are donated to the aclu.

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