We work with world-class artisans from around the globe to bring you a line of ethical, handcrafted homewares, lifestyle products and meaningful collections. We believe we should know the origin of the products we buy, as well as the impact of our consumption—not only on the environment, but also on the communities and individuals who created them.
We believe it's important to stand behind true artisans, embracing the beauty of slow design and artisanal production—as an advocate, champion, and consumer. We've built sustainable relationships with our artisan partners and their communities, allowing us to ethically trace each product from concept to completion.
Story Decorative, textured earthenware with a rustic burnt finish, these bowls are crafted in Uganda from locally-sourced clay. In rural Northern...
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Story The classic style of this sculptural amphora vase will make an impact in any space. Glazed on the inside, the piece can be styled with or w...
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Story Set of five 4" decorative sumac candles. Pair with our medium cast iron candle stand. Handmade by a family run business in Ishikawa, Jap...
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Story We love the soft, organic shape and mysterious colour of this beautiful jug. San Bartolo Coyotepec is one of the most recognized pottery co...
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Story Every piece of earthenware ceramics is handcrafted and glazed using traditions that date back centuries. Made from pure, high-quality mater...
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Story This talented design collective based in Mexico City works with artisans from several states in the country to create 100% handmade objects...
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Story With clean fluted grooves, this bowl’s geometric shape and raw material combine to create an evocative, contemporary piece. This talented ...
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Story The bell-shaped profile of this pendant shade is emphasized by the sustainably-sourced palm material that it’s woven from. The electrical s...
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Story Form and function are highlighted with this smooth spinning, design-driven piece. This talented design collective based in Mexico City wor...
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Story Volcanic rock has been used in Mexican kitchens since pre-Columbian times, and this is a classic example of a traditional molcajete, used t...
View full detailsThis linen is a family story – they have five generations (160 years) of turning flax into linen. From field to fibre, from yarn to fabric, the making of this linen collection is a story of passion and craftsmanship. These products carry the Masters of Linen® quality label. This warrants that the linen was entirely made in Europe with a guarantee of transparent production processes and traceability. Only six weavers around the world carry this designation.
Story This linen is a family story – they have five generations (160 years) of turning flax into linen. From field to fibre, from yarn to fabric,...
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Story This linen is a family story – they have five generations (160 years) of turning flax into linen. From field to fibre, from yarn to fabric,...
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Story This linen is a family story – they have five generations (160 years) of turning flax into linen. From field to fibre, from yarn to fabric,...
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Story This linen is a family story – they have five generations (160 years) of turning flax into linen. From field to fibre, from yarn to fabric,...
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Story This linen is a family story – they have five generations (160 years) of turning flax into linen. From field to fibre, from yarn to fabric,...
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Story This linen is a family story – they have five generations (160 years) of turning flax into linen. From field to fibre, from yarn to fabric,...
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Story This linen is a family story – they have five generations (160 years) of turning flax into linen. From field to fibre, from yarn to fabric,...
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Story This linen is a family story – they have five generations (160 years) of turning flax into linen. From field to fibre, from yarn to fabric,...
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Story This linen is a family story – they have five generations (160 years) of turning flax into linen. From field to fibre, from yarn to fabric,...
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Story This linen is a family story – they have five generations (160 years) of turning flax into linen. From field to fibre, from yarn to fabric,...
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Story This linen is a family story – they have five generations (160 years) of turning flax into linen. From field to fibre, from yarn to fabric,...
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Story This linen is a family story – they have five generations (160 years) of turning flax into linen. From field to fibre, from yarn to fabric,...
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Story This linen is a family story – they have five generations (160 years) of turning flax into linen. From field to fibre, from yarn to fabric,...
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Story This linen is a family story – they have five generations (160 years) of turning flax into linen. From field to fibre, from yarn to fabric,...
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Story This linen is a family story – they have five generations (160 years) of turning flax into linen. From field to fibre, from yarn to fabric,...
View full detailsTogether we work with artisans around the globe to bring you curated homewares that respect traditional craftsmanship. From Mexico to Uganda to Japan, we are excited to introduce you to our artisan partners.
Our journal is a space for connection, exploration, and community. We've curated a collection of stories from our artisans partners—their process, their culture, their craft, as well as ways to help you live a more intentional life.
