“At sixes and sevens” — a state of confusion and cheerful disarray, everything charmingly out of order. One of the oldest idioms in English, used by Chaucer in the 1370s and born from a medieval dice game. Six centuries of cheerful chaos. Order is overrated. Set as a dictionary entry beneath an oversized numeral. For old souls and optimists who like a little wit at eye level.
Print only — frame not included. Ships rolled in a protective tube. · Museum-quality enhanced matte paper (10.3 mil), smooth non-glare finish · Archival, water-based inks · Sizes: 8×12, 12×18, 16×24, 20×30, 24×36 in · Designed by Retro Fusion Haus
