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Art Nouveau Paisley no.3 Throw Pillow | Pillows by Odd Duck Press. Item made of cotton
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Art Nouveau Paisley no.3 Throw Pillow | Pillows by Odd Duck Press. Item made of cotton
Art Nouveau Paisley no.3 Throw Pillow | Pillows by Odd Duck Press. Item made of cotton

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Odd Duck Press

Art Nouveau Paisley no.3 Throw Pillow

Price $68

Woman Owned

Made To Order

This soft, durable throw pillow features a highly stylized paisley print inspired by the sinuous forms of the Art Nouveau movement. The soft, machine-washable case with the shape-retaining insert is a joy to lounge on.

• 100% polyester case and insert
• Fabric weight: 6.49–8.85 oz/yd² (220–300 g/m²)
• Hidden zipper
• Machine-washable case
• Shape-retaining polyester insert included (handwash only)

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Item Art Nouveau Paisley no.3 Throw Pillow
Created by Odd Duck Press
As seen in Creator's Studio, Bellingham, WA
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Meet the Creator

Odd Duck Press

Bellingham, WA

Wescover creator since 2020
Bookish Curiosities and Art for the Everyday

Hi, I’m Jessica Molnar, a fine artist, textile designer, and bibliophile. Ever since I was a little girl, I have been drawn to books, patterns, and textures. As a fairly nerdy child, I enjoyed things like reading the dictionary or hanging out in the library during recess, devouring anything macabre and magical I could find. My introspective, loner self loved to pass the time watching clouds morph or zoom in to a bug's eye view to examine moss and lichens.

After high school, I moved to San Francisco to go to the Academy of Art University, where I studied Textile Design, Printmaking and Book Arts. I volunteered at the San Francisco Center for the Book, took classes in traditional English bookbinding and restoration. After college, I worked in antique textile restoration and apprenticed with Peter Koch Printers, where I was introduced to the world of fine press books. It was around this time that friends started to get married and I started Odd Duck Press as a wedding invitation design studio while continuing to pursue Fine Art and Textile Design. I have exhibited my art in the San Francisco Bay Area, New Orleans, Seattle, Hawaii, New York, UK, and Germany. My work is held in the permanent collection at the Columbus Center for Paper and Book Arts.

I enjoy contrasting meticulous, finely crafted elements with happy accidents. I see this interplay as a dynamic element of life; forging ahead with free will and yet accepting the unexpected... celebrating the messy art of living a happy life. As far as I can tell, living, learning and creating are utterly inseparable. I live in rural Northwest Washington with my wonderful husband, Geoff and our sweet son.