the sun flower
Art, planners, and templates designed to bring warmth and light into your space.
In the mountains between Spain and France, the Basque people have hung sun flowers — ekilore — on their doors for centuries as symbols of protection, warmth, and light.
Legend says the goddess Mari created the flower to bring the comfort of the sun into every home, warding off darkness even through the longest nights.
That tradition inspires everything we make. Every design is crafted to bring a little warmth and light into your space.
Botanical prints, sunflower collections, and warm-toned art for your home.
Browse collection →Weekly and monthly planners with warm, elegant designs to organize your days.
Browse collection →Cut files and design elements for Cricut, Silhouette, and crafting projects.
Browse collection →Seamless botanical patterns for fabric, stationery, and digital backgrounds.
Browse collection →Ekilora (eh-kee-LOR-ah) takes its name from the Basque word for sunflower — ekilore, from eki meaning “sun” and lore meaning “flower.”
The Basque people are one of the oldest cultures in Europe, living in the mountains between Spain and France for thousands of years. Their traditions run deep — and one of the most beautiful is the ekilore hung on every farmhouse door. A piece of the sun's warmth, keeping watch over the home.
We create art, planners, templates, and design resources with that same intention. Things made with care, meant to bring warmth and light into your everyday life. Whether it's a print on your wall, a planner on your desk, or a design file for your next project — every piece carries that spirit.
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