Southern Gothic Storyteller Washi Tape
Southern Gothic Storyteller Washi Tape
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A tiny ribbon of strange stories, haunted places, and things that probably shouldn't be wandering around after dark.
Natalie Andrewson's Southern Gothic Storyteller Washi Tape is filled with illustrated scenes inspired by the shadowy, unsettling worlds of Southern Gothic literature—including the work of writers such as William Faulkner and Flannery O'Connor.
Unroll it and you'll discover a procession of curious characters, animals, landscapes, and eerie little moments rendered in Andrewson's wonderfully distinctive storytelling style.
Use it to decorate journals, letters, sketchbooks, planners, packages, or anywhere else that could benefit from a small dose of literary weirdness.
Like traditional washi, the paper tape tears easily by hand and can be repositioned or removed from many surfaces without leaving behind the stubborn residue of stronger adhesive tapes.
Why We Love It
It's a story you unroll. The repeating illustrated scenes make this feel less like a decorative pattern and more like a tiny narrative running across the page.
Literary without being precious about it. Its inspiration comes from Southern Gothic fiction, but you don't need to have a Faulkner syllabus handy to appreciate the strange little world Natalie has created.
Look closely. Animals, figures, landscapes, peculiar happenings—there's an impressive amount going on in 15 millimeters.
Useful little art. Add it to journals, correspondence, collages, gifts, sketchbooks, or temporarily hang lightweight prints and paper.
Details
- One roll of illustrated paper washi tape
- 15 mm wide
- 10 meters long
- Flexible and easy to tear by hand
- Removable from many surfaces without leaving sticky residue
- Illustrated by Natalie Andrewson
About the Artist — Natalie Andrewson
Natalie Andrewson is an illustrator and artist whose work is filled with colorful creatures, strange landscapes, folklore, fantasy, and wonderfully peculiar little stories. Her distinctive illustrations appear across prints, stickers, stationery, and other objects that bring her imaginative worlds into everyday life.