Olive wood radiates the warmth and richness of a Mediterannean grove. A hardwood, it is sustainable and long-lasting. Our olive wood hails from Tunisia and is responsibly sourced from the non-producing branches of olive farms. Sun-ripened grain patterns move deliciously through each piece, making each bowl, tray or spoon a unique, one-of-a-kind addition to the home.

Nestled in the foothills of Kathmandu, Nepal, is a small factory where sheep wool is felted by hand. Since 2000, our source for felted wool has been employing local villagers (80% of whom are women) and environmentally responsible processes and materials. Our felted wool trivets embody the delightful difference of a piece that is 'hatale' (Nepali for 'made by hand').

Known as the ‘running’ stitch, Kantha embroidery has enlivened fabrics used for both fashion and home decor for hundreds of years. Originating in West Bengal, it has been used traditionally in saris and quilts to showcase the talents and skills of Bengal’s rural women. With our Kantha Hand-Stitch linens, the unique beauty and quality of this time-honored tradition makes its way into the modern, stylish home.

Needlecraft is having a much-deserved renaissance. The handsewn applique items in our collection showcase the reasons why this exquisite embroidery is being rediscovered. Using a technique that has been passed down through generations, craftswomen from the village of Chohan carefully handstitch every piece, sometimes over the course of several days. Each piece in our applique collection shines as a modern ‘needle-turn’ of a traditional art.