
Brand Bios: Bat Flower Press
Handmade notecards & papersets using traditional paper-making techniques to upcycle matboard cutoffs from the Museum of Modern Art.

Is a handwritten note a lost art?
Not according to Natalia Woodward, proprietor of Bat Flower Press.
With a completely unique line of upcycled handmade paper & notecards, Bat Flower Press celebrates not just the art of writing letters, but the art of making paper, and the art of recycling materials.
The process starts with collected matboard cut-offs from the Museum of Modern Art. From there the cotton fiber is broken down, ready to become art in a new form. Natural dyes from the Indigo plant, along with marigold, and sometimes walnut produce the different colorways the papers are available in, the most popular being the “Indigold”, or the “Blossom” which is not dyed, but contains cherry blossom petals sourced from farms local to Woodward’s studio in upstate New York.
