Another 31536000 seconds have drifted past the littered shores of our minds, seconds filled with all of the usual events and non-events, but leavened with more ghastliness than is usual, perhaps. But now, for a brief moment, we can employ some selective amnesia and entertain the pretence that everything is kind of ... okay. Yes, it is Zmas once more, and to mark this supposed occasion we at the Slowly Downward Manufactory have performed a major stock-take and have been pleasantly surprised by what we have found. Some prints have come to light that we had thought were long sold out - not many, but a few. Well, in some cases just one. But one is better than none, no? These are in the Rare & Unusual section. We've found a very few prints made with gold foiling which you can find in the Midas section, some made in the earlier years of this century which can be found in the Computer OK section, and several made with powdered precious metals; these are in the Metallic Dust section.  And some others made with emulsion paint from upscale decorators' merchants Farrow & Ball. These, I warn you, are a bit sweary.
As I say, there are just a very few of several of the prints at the Zmas Boutique, but we have also created an Ephemera section, containing some Impolite Drinking Vessels, some Long-Playing Records, a Jigsaw and some shiny silver Ash Tree drawings rendered in silver metallic foil heat-pressed to black paper.

Do take a look, if that sounds enticing.