How to Breathe Under Water Book
The How to Breathe Under Water Book was created in collaboration with Rite Editions as a guide for self-soothing during anxious or uncertain times (which is all of the time?). Things feel hard right now because they are. When you're feeling like you don't know where to turn, flip a page and try an exercise. Notice if anything shifts deep inside of you. Â
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4.25 x 5.5 inches
- 25 pages
People I've Loved is a small printmaking workshop based out of Oakland, California. They specialize in hand-printed & assembled objects, and they feel blessed to be able to make them in a small studio by an Oakland farmhouse with a lemon tree.
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How to Breathe Under Water Book
The How to Breathe Under Water Book was created in collaboration with Rite Editions as a guide for self-soothing during anxious or uncertain times (which is all of the time?). Things feel hard right now because they are. When you're feeling like you don't know where to turn, flip a page and try an exercise. Notice if anything shifts deep inside of you. Â
Details:
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4.25 x 5.5 inches
- 25 pages
People I've Loved is a small printmaking workshop based out of Oakland, California. They specialize in hand-printed & assembled objects, and they feel blessed to be able to make them in a small studio by an Oakland farmhouse with a lemon tree.
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The How to Breathe Under Water Book was created in collaboration with Rite Editions as a guide for self-soothing during anxious or uncertain times (which is all of the time?). Things feel hard right now because they are. When you're feeling like you don't know where to turn, flip a page and try an exercise. Notice if anything shifts deep inside of you. Â
Details:
-
4.25 x 5.5 inches
- 25 pages
People I've Loved is a small printmaking workshop based out of Oakland, California. They specialize in hand-printed & assembled objects, and they feel blessed to be able to make them in a small studio by an Oakland farmhouse with a lemon tree.
