If you’re anything like Grant Conboy, the artist behind this work, after leaving your job, you can’t get home fast enough. This artwork is about the race home, and the loved ones waiting for you at the finish line. Set in Amsterdam on the iconic Keizersgracht, Grant has captured the magic glow as it first appears at dusk in Autumn. The family waits in the window while the last arriving member admires briefly from below before running up the stairs to meet them. The Dutch would call this “gezellig,” we call it the coziness of home and those that love you.

50×70cm

High quality art print on archival acid-free 280gsm paper

signed and numbered by the artist

Have you ever been so in love that it feels dangerous? That’s the story behind this artwork. The artist has personally struggled as many of us have with ignoring the red flags and barreling head-first into the relationship. Simultaneously, this feeling can be found with those that make you feel safe and therefore you feel protected from the dangers around you. The meaning of the work adjusts according to the experience of the viewer.

70×100cm

This is a high quality digital print on premium 280g matte acid-free archival paper

signed and numbered by the artist

It’s a scarf, it’s a hat, it’s Mandag! Our colorful knit hats have landed in Amsterdam. Wrapped in warmth, whimsy, and just the right amount of mischief. Each piece is a little wearable daydream: part hat, part scarf, all comfort.

Day & Time: Saturdays at 11:00AM
Location: Rabbit House, Prinsengracht 270H 1016HH Amsterdam
Approx class time: 180 minutes

This is a beginner level block-printing workshop where you'll learn everything you need to know about creating your very own block . During the workshop, we’ll lead you through the design, carving, and ultimately printing of your custom block. We’ll first start by visually refining your idea so that it’s optimized for printing. Next, you’ll have time to hand carve out the details, which is such a mind-clearing and mood-lifting experience.  At the end of the course, you'll print your handmade design onto both high quality acid-free paper as well as a lovely tote bag.

All tools and materials are provided for the class. At the end of the workshop along with your tote bag and prints, you will get to keep your hand-carved block for future use!

Ideally the tote bag you make needs to cure overnight, or at least 1 hour and can be collected from the workshop location afterwards.

The cost of the workshop is inclusive of all materials

All workshop attendees will receive a 15% discount code to use either in store or on our website. Restrictions apply

The confirmation email you receive upon your booking is an e-ticket. We don't send out physical tickets.

Tickets are non-refundable

Although not entirely necessary, we do recommend coming with a few ideas in mind to allow more time for carving and printing.

Coffee and tea are available, you’re also welcome to bring snacks and drinks as you please.

Workshop language is English.

Block Printing Art Classes for Kids (Ages 5-12) in Amsterdam!

🎨 Creative Fun with Block Printing! 🎨
Join our weekly block printing classes in the heart of Amsterdam! Designed for kids aged 5-12, these hands-on art sessions encourage creativity, develop fine motor skills, and introduce young artists to the exciting world of printmaking.

📍 Location: Prinsengracht 270H, 1016HH Amsterdam
🗓 When?

• Wednesdays: 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM

• Saturdays: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

✅ All materials provided ✅ Taught in English ✅ Safe, hands-on learning environment ✅ No prior experience needed

💰 Pricing:

• Single Class: €30

• 5-Class Pass: €140 (Save €10!)

• 10-Class Pass: €270 (Save €30!)

• Trial Class: First-time students can try a session for €25!

👩‍🎨 About the Instructor:
Led by an experienced artist and educator with over a decade of experience in youth arts education, our classes are designed to be fun, engaging, and educational. With a focus on hands-on learning, students will explore different printmaking techniques and create their own unique designs!

This cute and cozy sweatshirt is the best way to get ready for spring. Ah, “Spring,” that most beautiful and fickle season. One minute it’s sunny, and the next it’s hailing. One thing about Spring that is reliable is the beauty found in it’s flowers, and what says “Spring in Amsterdam” more than a lovely bunch of tulips!

Pick your favorite color of tulip, or mix it up in your bunch, there are no wrong answers!

Embrace Coziness with Our Navy Blue 'Gezellig' Sweatshirt

Dive into the world of comfort and style with our premium navy blue sweatshirt. Crafted from the softest materials, this sweatshirt is your perfect companion for those chilly days or relaxing evenings at home. The highlight of this cozy garment is the beautifully embroidered 'gezellig' in an eye-catching golden yellow thread, a Dutch term that encapsulates the warmth of being with loved ones, a cozy atmosphere, or the feeling of seeing a friend after a long absence.

A cozy sweatshirt for you to remind you of the bestie in your life!

This design came about because a customer said that the single building we had looked “lonely.”

So we walked the canals of Amsterdam to find our favorite pair. We didn't have to go far, these two cuties were spotted just one canal over in Keizersgracht.

This quaint little canal house is my favorite in the neighborhood. I walk by it every night on my way home from my studio on Prinsengracht here in Amsterdam.

There's nothing historically significant about the building as far as I know, but for sure it's seen some life.

I love it because when I made this print in the fall of 2023, it perfectly represented that feeling of gezellig.

"niksen" is the beautiful dutch art of purposefully doing nothing.

All of my illustrations are generally inspired by my own photographs, sketches and observation, but for this piece, I couldn't pass on such a perfect inspiration. The background features the iconic Cafe de Eland as seen from Prinsengracht.

Thanks to @hhelgaa on Instagram for the lovely photograph.

I have never been more on board for such an activity.

Everybody likes to peek into an inviting looking window. In Amsterdam, it's just a part of every day life. This print, titled “Outside/in” highlights this favorite Dutch pastime. Although this house can be found on Prinsengracht, the interior is a fabrication by the artist. Inspired by multiple interiors in the area.

Available in both A3 and A4 size, printed on high quality heavyweight acid-free cold-pressed paper. Signed, stamped, and dated.

We can't get enough of the buildings on our home street of Prinsengracht here in Amsterdam, so we decided to put one on a sweatshirt! The material is super cozy, and unlike the actual canal houses, it's easy for anyone to get in and out of these.

The “tulpenvaas” or “tulip vase” originated in the 17th century in the Netherlands. It was originally created from stacked seperate pieces to keep them from collapsing in the kiln. Interesting fact: though Holland is famous for tulips, they actually were first imported from Turkey at the end of the 16th century

When in Amsterdam, you simply must try the herring. It’s traditionally eaten from a cart, by dangling it by the tail above you. Just be warned that you might be unknowingly inviting a local to join you in that bite.

Amsterdam is what’s known as a “bike-friendly city,” though at times the bike traffic can feel akin to New York taxi drivers. Cars, pull to the side of the road- these streets belong to bikes!

Johannes Vermeer was a Delft kid made famous by his paintings of everyday Dutch life. Many have theorized that he utilized early photographic tools to create his stunning masterworks that seem to allow you a passage into their world. The Girl with the Pearl Earring is one of his most iconic works, and it’s no surprise why. We decided that this girl needed to take a break and smell the tulips. It’s been too long of a time to hold that bombastic side-eye.

This shirt was inspired by one of our favorite cafe’s in Amsterdam: “de sluyswacht.” Sitting on the water, directly across the street from where the famous painter Rembrandt once lived, this little tilted cafe is straight out of a Wes Anderson film. With such a wonky frame, it makes you wonder, are these walls moving or is it just me?

Everybody knows at this point that we’re wild about rabbits, and if you’re like us, then it’s the perfect shirt for you! We created the design in the traditional hand-painted style and color of Dutch tiles, and we think it’s a classy look!

From the swirling movement of his brushstrokes to the influence of Japanese art, Vincent van Gogh has always been a favorite of ours. Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear and Pipe was painted by this famous Dutch artist in 1889 and displays the result of a mental breakdown. Wear this shirt out on a starry night, and try to keep all of your appendages attached.

You’ll be the belle of the ‘ballen with this nifty tee. Bitterballen is a favorite in all Dutch pubs, and pairs great with a nice cold pint! Essentially they’re a perfectly crispy-fried ball of stew, and similar to seeing you wearing this cool t-shirt, people just can’t seem to get enough!