Updates on Greeting Cards and Stationery from Lost Art Design

Small businesses like ours have weathered a decade of rising costs. We’re adjusting our prices for the first time since 2015—and staying true to what makes Lost Art Stationery special.

 If you find your way to Lost Art Stationery's social channels, it will seem as though we may be out of business as we haven't posted in quite some time. Today, almost every business is expected to have an active presence on various social media platforms, so our decision at Lost Art Stationery to step away from these platforms might raise eyebrows. I want to shed light on the thought process behind this decision and why we feel it aligns with our brand values and ethos.   A Journey to Digital Minimalism Like many, I found myself lost in the...

Thank you. Let's be honest, it's been a tough couple of years. We started this business over six years ago around Mother's Day, slowly growing from a few Mother’s Day card designs to selling a full line of greeting cards for every occasion at the Chattanooga Market. Later, we launched our wholesale line at the National Stationery Show in New York. Over time we grew to the size that we had to kick Lost Art out of our studio apartment. We ended up moving to and opening a design studio and production space in Chattanooga's Southside Historic District. We've now expanded...