If 2016 was the year of the boss lady, then 2017 was definitely the year of lady power at the National Stationery Show! Several booths had entire collections dedicated to female empowerment, from celebrating female relationships to historical perspectives on women’s rights and the role of women in political change. Today I thought we’d take a closer look at some of those booths, starting with a booth completely dedicated to celebrating strong women – She Paper!
If you’re looking for a bit of extra motivation for political action, Dahlia Press has you covered!
Dahlia Press (full booth here!)
Female empowerment and a healthy dose of history from Blackbird Letterpress:
Blackbird Letterpress (full booth here!)
New exhibitor Boss Dotty Paper Co.‘s entire booth was dedicated to female empowerment, from besties to boss ladies!
Boss Dotty Paper Co. (full booth here!)
Lady power postcards from Party Sally!
Party Sally (full booth here!)
Paper Epiphanies has a full collection devoted to empowering women, from art prints to mugs and notepads!
Paper Epiphanies (full booth here!)
I love Emily McDowell‘s realistic take on lady power – women helping empower other women through late night text message exchanges! So I’m not the only one??
In the Banquet Workshop booth, an art print and tea towel featuring the silhouettes of radical women!
Banquet Workshop (full booth here!)
Photo Credits: Nole Garey and Hannah Nowack for Oh So Beautiful Paper