To help preserve the richness of the cyanotype blue, keep artwork out of prolonged direct sunlight when possible. Fabric pieces should be gently hand washed in cold water with mild detergent and laid flat or hung to dry. Over time, subtle shifts in tone may naturally occur and are part of the beauty of this handmade process.

Due to the handmade and one-of-a-kind nature of Selah Revival pieces, returns and exchanges are not accepted at this time. However, if there is an issue with your order, please reach out within a few days of delivery and I’ll do my best to help make it right.

Local pickup is coming soon for the Hampton Roads area.

At this time, Selah Revival ships within the United States only. Please reach out if you would like to inquire about shipping beyond the United States.

Orders are typically processed and shipped within 1–5 business days. Once your order has shipped, you will receive a tracking number via email so you can follow its journey. If you have any questions, you can reach out to us here.

Working together begins with a simple conversation. For custom commissions, you can submit an inquiry through the contact form with details about the piece you’re envisioning, whether it involves wedding florals, heirloom textiles, botanicals, or a custom item from the studio. From there, we’ll discuss ideas, materials, timing, and next steps before the creative process begins.

Cyanotype is a historic alternative photography process that uses sunlight, water, and light-sensitive materials to create its signature deep blue color. Each piece is coated by hand, layered with botanicals, exposed to sunlight, and then rinsed in water to reveal the final print. Because the process responds to nature, every piece develops uniquely.

Cyanotype art is a form of alternative photography known for its rich blue tones and organic, one-of-a-kind results. At Selah Revival, real botanicals are used to create handmade botanical cyanotype prints on paper and textiles using sunlight and water rather than traditional inks or digital printing methods.

Yes. Every Selah Revival piece is created slowly and intentionally by hand using traditional cyanotype techniques, real botanicals, and natural sunlight exposure.

Yes. Custom cyanotype commissions are available for a variety of textiles and paper goods, including scarves, bandanas, dish towels, table runners, notecards, original botanical prints, and more. Many clients also send meaningful materials such as wedding florals or heirloom fabrics to incorporate into their piece.

Yes. Pressed or dried wedding florals can often be incorporated into custom cyanotype artwork, creating meaningful heirloom pieces that preserve the beauty and memory of a special day.

Occasionally, Selah Revival offers workshops and creative gatherings centered around cyanotype, botanical art, and slow creative practice. If you’d like to be the first to hear about upcoming classes, workshops, or special events, you can join the studio email list.

Selah Revival works primarily with natural fibers and archival-quality materials, including cotton, linen, silk, and fine art paper to create lasting botanical cyanotype pieces.

Yes. Cyanotype is one of the oldest photographic printing processes and is considered a form of alternative photography. Instead of using a camera, objects like botanicals are placed directly onto coated surfaces to create photographic impressions using sunlight.

Absolutely. Cyanotype works beautifully on natural textiles such as cotton, linen, and silk, making it ideal for wearable art and functional home goods.

Selah Revival embraces a slow-made approach rooted in intentional craftsmanship, natural materials, and small-batch creation. Many botanicals are locally gathered or carefully sourced, and each piece is created thoughtfully rather than mass produced.

Because cyanotype depends on sunlight, weather, and the handmade process, commission timelines can vary. Most custom pieces take several weeks from consultation to completion depending on the scope of the project.