Vintage Carved Stone Biscuit Mould

Our White Sage Bundle is naturally-grown and hand-harvested in Southern California by a privately-owned family business. Our partners make every effort to sustainably harvest their sage without removing the whole plant so that they can keep coming back to the same plant for many years. Light and use it as an incense “wand”, or keep it as a decorative accent on a table surface.

Our Palo Santo Bundle has been wild-grown and hand-harvested in the dry forests of Peru, where this fragrant wood is abundant in nature. These smudge sticks are crafted from certified ethical-origin wood, and gathered from the earth and split in small pieces by multi-generation families who live locally in the forest and work to support their families. Light and use it as an incense “wand”, or keep it as a decorative accent on a table surface.

Rustic and earthy, our hand-carved Mira Candle Holder from India is a unique vintage piece that brings with it an aura of collected charm and soul. Use it to accompany a relaxing soak in the bath, or as a one-of-a-kind accent for your table setting or mantel.

Our Floating Tealight Holder has been crafted by a family-owned artisan business in the Philippines. Made of fine porcelain china, each piece is made in a long and complex process by a team of skilled artisans.

Cast by a slow and steady, trained hand, the Tealight Holder has been moulded into an organic shape inspired by the hibiscus flower. The hibiscus is a tropical flower known for its large, trumpet-shaped leaves and bright natural colors. Native to Asia and the Pacific Islands, the hibiscus has many cultural uses and symbols. In Tahiti, for example, the hibiscus flower is traditionally worn by a young woman behind the ear. If worn behind the left, the woman is married or has a boyfriend. If worn on the right, she is single and available.

We love this Tealight Holder as part of a collection of pretty accents on a side or coffee table. When holding a lit candle, it exudes a special aura. Float a few of these together in a bowl of water for a tropical and fresh centerpiece.