John Derian Sticker Book hardcover with close-up painted eye cover and illustrated paper band showing butterflies and florals

John Derian Sticker Book open spread showing antique tulip botanical illustration alongside Victorian picture gallery interior

John Derian Sticker Book open spread showing naturalist butterfly illustration alongside Victorian ribbon and friendship motifs

John Derian Sticker Book

Name: John Derian Sticker Book
Brand: John Derian
SKU: john-derian-sticker-book
Price: 55.00 USD
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John Derian's world — butterflies, botanical illustrations, antique script, roses, trees, and trompe-l'oeil eyes — distilled into over 500 stickers drawn from 19th-century imagery. Derian built his reputation decoupaging rare archival prints onto glass plates; this book applies the same curatorial eye to a format that both adults and children can use, layering beautiful images onto letters, notebooks, parcels, or wherever they land.

A genuinely lovely object in its own right — the pages read as a cabinet of curiosities, each spread a small collection of naturalist prints, sentimental Victorian motifs, and botanical studies. From the designer behind the New York Times bestselling John Derian Picture Book and one of the most distinctive decorative sensibilities in American design.

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John Derian

Since 1989, John Derian has worked from a single New York studio, turning the technique of decoupage into a signature practice of its own. Each object begins with a print pulled from his archive of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century engravings and illustrations: botanical studies, maritime scenes, playing cards, birds, and fragments of natural history. Trained artisans cut the images by hand, layer them beneath hand-blown glass, and seal them so the paper becomes part of the object itself, not simply applied to its surface. The result sits somewhere between a functional object and a small work of art: a paperweight, a desk cup, a cake pedestal, a tray. We carry the collection at Tessuti because each piece holds its history openly. The prints are old, the glass is blown by hand, and no two pieces are ever quite identical, so what arrives on a shelf or a desk carries a little of the studio it came from. These are pieces meant to be used and lived with rather than kept for display alone, gathering the marks of everyday life the way any well-loved object does over time.

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