When my mother passed away, everything changed. I was overwhelmed with grief and fell into a deep depression. Everyday things felt heavy. I didn’t want to rely on medication—I needed another way to move through the pain.

In that search, I found a method to release emotions in a gentle, physical way. One of the tools we used was something simple—pillows. They became a place to cry, to scream into, to hug tightly when I didn’t have words. It was a safe, soft way to let the feelings move through me.

That experience stayed with me. And as I slowly returned to creating, I began to turn those emotions into artwork. I imagined the same kind of comfort I found in those moments—this time not just from a pillow, but on one. I created a series of hand-drawn pieces made to live on pillow covers—quiet reminders of softness, healing, and emotional care.

Each design carries the energy of release, rest, and renewal. They’re meant to hold space for whatever you feel—joy, sadness, peace, exhaustion—and offer something gentle in return.

This collection exists to remind you to care for yourself. To feel your feelings. To soften. To rest. Sometimes the smallest things—a breath, a moment, a pillow—can help carry us through the hardest times.