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Domadora

£70.00 £55.00

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Porcelain White Minimal Vase (Stripes)

£65.00 £58.00

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Instant Circus 50x70cm Screenprint

£50.00 £40.00

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Marmalade Cat Screenprint

£50.00 £40.00

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Homely Crows Screenprint | Tidy Print Exclusive Colourway

£50.00 £40.00

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Pink Glaze Porcelain Tumbler

£19.00 £15.00

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Pistachio Porcelain Glaze Tumbler

£19.00 £15.00

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Stubby Tumbler White Glaze

Minimal Vase Drippy Ultramarine

£65.00 £58.00

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Seaside Fun Drinks Tray

£15.00 £10.00

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Be Kind To Yourself Patch

Work Hard Play Hard - Large Hand Bound Letter Press Notebook

£16.50 £13.00

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Acadia National Park Screen Print (Evening)

£50.00 £40.00

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Panda Risograph Print

£10.00 £8.00

Underwear Risograph Print

Bloom - A3 Screen Print

Spring Tidy A1 Screen Print

£105.00 £50.00

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Jungle Boogie Screen Print

£55.00 £45.00

Swimming || A2+ 7 colour Screen Print

You Are Made Of Strong Stuff Risograph

RHINO What You Did Last Summer

Dinosaur Screen Print

£35.00 £30.00

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Sleepy Jungle Screen Print

£35.00 £30.00

Elephant Screen Print

Bill Murray T-shirt

Featured product of the week and our favourite gift idea! Bill Murray tee from Alex Sickling.

£20.00

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Stationery

Not Today Snake T-Shirt

Take A Hike Crop T-Shirt

Serpent T-Shirt

Who Run the Worlds? Gulls! Jumper

The Unsatfied Girls Club - Tidy Print Exclusive Colourway

Paw Print - Ryan Gillett

Dogs are Cool T-shirt pink

£20.00

You are Beautiful Sweatshirt pink

£30.00

Dogs are Cool T-shirt black

£20.00

Cats are Cool T-shirt black

£20.00

I Am Good Enough Sweatshirt Black

£30.00

Dogs are Cool Sweatshirt black

£30.00

I Am Good Enought T-shirt black

£30.00

Duck Ceramics

At Tidy Print we love sourcing products from small independent designers. Like Duck Ceramics, an independent pottery studio run by Alice Duck. Originally founded in a small attic room in her Bristol flat, she now makes and finishes each piece by hand in her Brighton studio.

The technique Alice uses is called slip casting. Commercially this process is used, along with machines to reproduce identical copies of one product, churning out hundreds of 'perfect' duplicates. There is something satisfying about imitating the machine - but with the ability to make every product individual. It might be a drunk mug, or a wonky vase, or the lines may not be as straight as they 'should be' but this is why Alice fell in love with handmade ceramics.