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Morel Mushroom Vinyl Sticker – Élise Lassonde

Morel Mushroom Vinyl Sticker – Élise Lassonde

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The forest treasure worth keeping an eye out for.

The Morel Mushroom Vinyl Sticker celebrates one of the most beloved finds of mushroom season, illustrated in linocut by Élise Lassonde. Her carved lines beautifully capture the morel’s unmistakable honeycomb texture and wonderfully strange sculptural shape—the sort of sight that can make a forager stop mid-step.

Printed on thick matte vinyl and finished with a protective laminate, this die-cut sticker is built for real-world wandering. It’s waterproof, weatherproof, and UV-protected for up to five years, with permanent adhesive designed to stay put through rain, sunshine, and everyday adventures.

Stick it on a water bottle, laptop, camping gear, sketchbook, trail journal, or somewhere you can enjoy finding a morel every single day.

Details

  • Linocut illustration by Élise Lassonde
  • Approximately 1.5" W x 3.375" H
  • Die-cut matte vinyl
  • Premium protective laminate
  • Waterproof and weatherproof
  • UV-protected for up to 5 years
  • Permanent adhesive
  • Ships loose without individual packaging
  • Made in the USA

Why We Love It

There’s spotting a mushroom in the woods—and then there’s spotting a morel. We love how Élise’s linocut makes the most of that marvelous honeycomb texture, turning a favorite forest find into a little piece of naturalist art you don’t have to forage for.

Why We Love the Maker

Blackbird Letterpress makes paper—and beautifully printed things—feel special.

Born around an 1,100-pound Chandler & Price press in Louisiana, Blackbird has grown from a tiny back-room printshop into a bustling studio powered by vintage presses, rescued type, thoughtful illustration, and a couple of famously frisky shop dogs.

We love the tactile quality of their work and the way traditional printmaking techniques find their way into playful, useful objects made for everyday life.