These flags were hand drawn by Josh with Posca marker on colored card stock and sewn by his friend Sandy Katz specifically for the Sego & Salt exhibition at The Outer Veil. This is why the price is higher than you would expect. I'm exploring the idea of screen printing these designs on cotton flags for a much cheaper price. If something like that interests you, please reach out to me. If enough people reach out I will make some.

Rooted in the ancient Germanic and Old Norse word for "secret" or "whisper," runes originated as more than just a writing system; in early societies where literacy was rare, carving these symbols onto wood, stone, or bone felt like capturing hidden knowledge. While historical scripts like the Elder Futhark served as practical communication across Northern Europe before the rise of the Latin alphabet, runic symbols have evolved into modern tools for meditation, craft, and personal reflection. By casting runestones or embedding these ancient shapes into art, we tap into a long-standing human tradition of treating symbols as vessels for deep, timeless meaning.