Ashen Epistle – Framed Canvas

Like you’ve felt before—when the day runs loud and your chest asks for a quiet page.

Remember searching for something simple—warm, understated—that could soften the noise without a word?

Ashen Epistle was made for that: ash-tinted script over embered ochre, a quiet letter written to the soul. You follow one line, then another; breath settles, mood returns to center. Not just art—a visual ritual to ease emotion and bring you back to yourself.

12-Second Micro-Ritual

Choose one line of script, inhale 4, exhale 6. Repeat three times. Feel how the room—and you—shift into a gentler rhythm.

Our framed canvases deliver rich texture and a museum-grade finish, crafted for premium homes and workspaces across the US and Europe.

Specifications

• Canvas material: FSC-certified wood stretcher bars; cotton–poly blend (300–350 gsm, 350–400 microns).

• Size options: 13 formats in inches (US/Canada) and centimeters (rest of world).

• Frame colors: Black, Natural Wood, Dark Brown.

• Sustainable wood: FSC-certified or locally sourced poplar/pine.

• Printing: Archival, long-lasting vibrant color.

• Hanging kit: Included (may vary by country).

• Frame dimensions: Face width 9–14 mm (0.35”–0.55”); depth 42 mm (1.65”) in North America, 32 mm (1.26”) in Europe.

• Gallery spacing: 12 mm (0.45”) between canvas and frame for a flawless fit.

💭 Why it belongs in your space

You don’t need more objects—you need conscious pauses. In warm-wood living rooms, creative studios, soft-light bedrooms, or offices that choose balance over noise, Ashen Epistle doesn’t just match; it recalibrates the room into a refuge.

✨ Limited Edition – Black Friday Collection

Made to order to museum standards in limited runs. Not for everyone—made for the one who recognizes, in ash and ember, the sign to begin again.

How to bring it home (now)

1. Choose size and frame.

2. Add to your collection.

3. Hang it where ideas breathe—and let it work in silence.

If something inside settled when you saw it, trust that cue.

Today your wall can remain a wall—or become the place you return to when you need peace.