Mountains Are Calling Sign - Jade Forest Shop Vintage Red

The Mountains Are Calling And I Must Go Sign, Red

$59.00

Materials & Frames

CANVAS

Printed on smooth, clay-coated canvas
Gallery-wrapped over a 3/4" deep wood frame
Can be displayed framed or unframed, with hangers included on back

PAPER

Printed on heavyweight matte paper
Archival-quality inks
Needs to be framed to display

ALUMINUM

Waterproof for outdoor use
Printed on an aluminum panel with rounded corners
Excellent durability, scratch-resistant
Ready to hang

FRAMES FOR CANVAS OR PAPER

Solid maple wood
Hangers included on the back
Black, Espresso, Natural, or Rustic White

FRAMED PAPER

Clear acrylic front
5/8" wide
1 1/4" deep

FRAMED CANVAS

Floater frame
3/8" wide
1 1/4" deep

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FAQs

What kind of lighting makes this print look best?

Warm, ambient lighting makes this piece truly shine. The glow from a fireplace, a soft table lamp, or golden-hour sunlight catches the distressed textures and beautifully deepens the contrast of the red skis.

Where is an unexpected place to hang this artwork?

A home office or workspace. It introduces a breath of fresh air and rugged outdoor energy to a sterile or overly corporate area, keeping you inspired throughout the workday.

Is the red color very bright in person?

The red skis are bold enough to stand out, but the vintage finish softens the color slightly. It catches attention without overpowering the room.

Does the John Muir quote distract from the landscape?

The quote is bold enough to catch attention, but the mountain scene and ski illustration still lead the composition. The balance is what makes it work so well.

Print Pulled From Another Era

Nostalgic Winter Energy

The red skis are not subtle; they are the heartbeat of this artwork, injecting a burst of bold personality into any room. While the vibrant red skis, set beautifully against the soft whites and blues of a rugged mountain peak and distant pine trees, fade into a soft, dreamlike winter haze. Styled with the distinct character of an authentic mid-century resort poster, the weathered, distressed texture gives the art a beautifully timeworn, cabin-side soul, looking exactly like a relic rescued from an old-school ski resort lodge.

Bringing the Lodge Energy Home

Relive the Après-Ski Spirit

This panoramic mountain landscape print perfectly encapsulates the thrill of untouched trails and long, reflective afternoons spent watching winter storms pass from a cozy, fireside hearth. The scenic, vertical perspective creates a spacious visual escape, bringing the celebrated après-ski lifestyle indoors. Whether anchoring a living room layout, acting as a bedroom accent print, or welcoming guests in a rustic entryway, it establishes an inviting, adventurous atmosphere tied closely to memories of chalet getaways.

Proportions for Modern Living

Beyond Traditional Cabins

Vertical wall space is usually the hardest to deal with because most art feels too wide or too flat for it. This one naturally climbs the wall instead of sitting on it. The ski direction leads the eye upward into the mountain lines, so it doesn’t feel forced into place. Smaller sizes feel like collected travel prints. Larger ones start to feel architectural, almost like part of the wall design itself. Paper keeps it straightforward, canvas adds warmth, and aluminum sharpens the contrast and makes it more modern.

Change the Whole Mood

Frame the Story

Alter how this artwork speaks to your room. A Natural Wood frame grounds the piece, making it feel right at home in a cozy, timber-scented cabin. Choosing a Black frame adds a sharp, contemporary graphic boundary that anchors modern spaces. Rustic White lightens the entire mood, emphasizing the crispness of the mountain snow, while Unframed artwork leans heavily into raw, understated vintage poster charm.