"Life is too short for ugly dishtowels." --Her
Beyond Her grew out of a love of nature, a love of art, and a love of everyday objects that are both beautiful and practical.
The first products were stationery items that were printed elsewhere. But after one short course in screenprinting, the Beyond Her universe began to fill with natural and heritage textiles, which we dye and sew and imprint with original designs.
Beyond Her is all about green living, which is why we create things that replace cosummable items -- and why we use only ecofriendly products and processes in our work. You'll be surprised at how soft and lovely our fabrics are, even after they've been printed!
Our products are meant to replace all the drab and fussy objects in your life with items that you truly love -- and things that last. That's why we're fresh & old fashioned at the same time. You'll find dish towels in great modern colors and scarves that are washable, napkins that don't need ironing in our collection.
Some people say, "Your towels are too pretty to use," but we beg to differ. We create objects that are, yes, nice to look at, but they are meant to be used every day. Having beautiful, durable things in your kitchen and closet adds true pleasure to life.
If you believe life IS too short for ugly dishtowels, scratchy scarves and polyester totes, Beyond Her is for you. Here's to Art for Living!
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The Story of Beyond Her
Once upon a time there was a girl who stayed slightly confused, and slightly amused, by the way things work.
“It’s beyond me,” she would sigh. Then she would go back to her painting.
She thought she would understand more as she got older, but she actually understood less. At the age where she expected to be truly wise, it seemed like everything was beyond her understanding.
So she went back to her paints, where she found everyday objects that were beautiful. And meaningful. In a very simple way.
Things started to click. She painted more and analyzed less. It’s not that things got any clearer. She simply had a view above and beyond.
