A closer
Look
Not a second product grid — an edit. These are the details that do not survive being shrunk into a card: the comb marks in a fringe, the burn depth on a brim, the way a ridge line meets a handle.

Several hundred knots, then an afternoon of combing out the fringe.
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The ridge line runs the whole way round, so the mountains come back to you.
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Burned first, then stained, so the linework sits deep in the nap.
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Cut, foiled, soldered — then hung where the light can get at it.
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A braided closure and a carved button. The loop keeps the pen.
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Paint laid thick enough that the light catches the petal edges.
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Somewhere between an anklet and a sandal. Made for sand.
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Three drops at three lengths turn a bare window into a garden.
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Shells and rope carved into the frame — it hangs or it stands.
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Wrapped, labelled and boxed. Nothing left to add.
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Small enough for a hallway, wide enough to feel like distance.
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Four to a set, and they stack down to almost one footprint.
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Freehand pyrography carried right out to the brim edge.
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A truce on a piece of driftwood, with the pier behind.
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Lavender buds pressed through the bar, softened with vanilla.
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Mint over dry garden sage, the herbs left visible.
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Tied with twine and ready to hand over as it is.
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