Shipping and International Shipping

DOMESTIC DISPATCHES

  • The Studio Rhythm: Standard print curations and card editions are typically processed and dispatched within 1-2 business days.

  • Grand-Format Curing Time: Canvas prints and architectural editions larger than 16"x20" require a deliberate 1 to 2 weeks at our tables. This time is non-negotiable, ensuring proper ink curing, meticulous inspection, and specialized archival packing. Should you require a digital interim gift card to present to a recipient while a grand-edition is finalized, please notify the studio.

  • Transit Registry: Once an object leaves our studio and enters the postal registry, its timeline is subject to courier transit behaviors. While we provide tracking for every allocation, local scans can occasionally experience delays. We remain grateful for your patience as these handcrafted objects make their way to your door.

TRANSCONTINENTAL DISPATCHES (INTERNATIONAL)

We safely route our print curations and bespoke stationery to collectors worldwide.

  • Bespoke Routing & Adjustments: Due to the wide variety of dimensional objects produced by the house, international delivery rates are estimated at checkout. Should a specialized destination require an adjustment to the shipping manifest, our studio log will contact you directly before finalizing the dispatch. Patrons always reserve the right to rescind their order prior to shipment if an adjusted rate is unsatisfactory.

  • Grand-Format Canvas Route: To protect the structural integrity of our largest masterworks, the Maison does not ship pre-stretched canvas prints outside of the United States. International orders for these formats are meticulously nested inside heavy-duty archival protective tubes. This allows the artwork to travel safely across the globe, ready to be stretched onto native timber locally by a professional framer in your country.

  • Customs, Tariffs, & Import Duties: International dispatches may be subject to local import taxes, customs duties, or fiscal fees levied by the destination country. These structural tallies are determined by local governance and remain the sole responsibility of the importing patron.