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100% cotton, 100% made in japan, 100% will keep your head warm

Waffle Knit

One Size Fits All unless your head is enormous

Organic Cotton French Terry
Handblock printed Patchwork Kantha Quilt

Handknit Naturally Dyed Merino Wool

Handknit Cotton Gradient Space Dyed Cardigan
Mother of Pearl Buttons
Boxy and Cropped Fit

6 inches tall

Artist: Sirius Glassworks (Peter Gudrunas)

Using traditional methods first developed over 2000 years ago, Peter Gudrunas is a master glassblower working in an ancient art, forming contemporary glass that is prized for its classic beauty. At his studio near the shores of Lake Erie, he begins with raw materials such as powdered quartz and limestone, measures, mixes and refines them in a furnace powered at temperatures in excess of 2400 degrees Fahrenheit. One of the few glassblowers in North America to still make the majority of his glass from scratch, and working from an old handwritten recipe book, much of Peter's glass colours are unique to his practice, each piece is subtly different from the next.

6.5 inches tall

Artist: Sirius Glassworks (Peter Gudrunas)

Using traditional methods first developed over 2000 years ago, Peter Gudrunas is a master glassblower working in an ancient art, forming contemporary glass that is prized for its classic beauty. At his studio near the shores of Lake Erie, he begins with raw materials such as powdered quartz and limestone, measures, mixes and refines them in a furnace powered at temperatures in excess of 2400 degrees Fahrenheit. One of the few glassblowers in North America to still make the majority of his glass from scratch, and working from an old handwritten recipe book, much of Peter's glass colours are unique to his practice, each piece is subtly different from the next.

8 inches tall

Artist: Sirius Glassworks (Peter Gudrunas)

Using traditional methods first developed over 2000 years ago, Peter Gudrunas is a master glassblower working in an ancient art, forming contemporary glass that is prized for its classic beauty. At his studio near the shores of Lake Erie, he begins with raw materials such as powdered quartz and limestone, measures, mixes and refines them in a furnace powered at temperatures in excess of 2400 degrees Fahrenheit. One of the few glassblowers in North America to still make the majority of his glass from scratch, and working from an old handwritten recipe book, much of Peter's glass colours are unique to his practice, each piece is subtly different from the next.

8.5 inches tall

Artist: Sirius Glassworks (Peter Gudrunas)

Using traditional methods first developed over 2000 years ago, Peter Gudrunas is a master glassblower working in an ancient art, forming contemporary glass that is prized for its classic beauty. At his studio near the shores of Lake Erie, he begins with raw materials such as powdered quartz and limestone, measures, mixes and refines them in a furnace powered at temperatures in excess of 2400 degrees Fahrenheit. One of the few glassblowers in North America to still make the majority of his glass from scratch, and working from an old handwritten recipe book, much of Peter's glass colours are unique to his practice, each piece is subtly different from the next.

Hand formed stoneware vase with with satin white glaze. Woven white cotton detailing around outside of vessel. Vase is water tight.

11”H x 6”W

Hand formed stoneware vase with with a primarily brown/gray glaze that has tones of red and blue throughout. Woven rust colored cotton detailing around outside of vessel. Vase is water tight.

15”H x 8.5”W

Hand formed stoneware base left unglazed to reveal the natural texture of the clay. The top part is woven in white cotton.

15.5"H x 7"W

The piece is thoughtfully handcrafted using recycled sterling silver plated in 14ct yellow gold vermeil, with freshwater pearl and cubic zirconia.

One Size

Strands of fresh water pearls connected to sets of cubic zirconia as it moves around the neckline. This necklace is designed to sit above the collar bone and is fastened with an adjustable hook and eye clasp.

A bud vase created by Minh Singer that celebrates the Year of the Goat in the Chinese Lunar Calendar.

Ceramic vase with 22 carat gold accents

Approx. 5" tall, 2" wide