Neutral Decor

Our Vintage Chapati Tray has been handcrafted by artisans in Southern India. Made of wood, its original use was to make and serve chapati, an unleavened flatbread made of whole wheat that is a popular staple of Indian cuisine.

The tray has been treated with a washed, natural wood finish. Its patina, consistent with age and wear, makes for an organic and natural sculptural piece with unique character.

Style yours on the coffee table, entry table, or in the bedroom with a small plant, candle, or stack of books. Used as a catch-all tray, this unique piece will look collected and stylish in any space.

Our Vintage Chapati Tray has been handcrafted by artisans in Southern India. Made of wood, its original use was to make and serve chapati, an unleavened flatbread made of whole wheat that is a popular staple of Indian cuisine.

The tray has been treated with a washed, natural wood finish. Its patina, consistent with age and wear, makes for an organic and natural sculptural piece with unique character.

Style yours on the coffee table, entry table, or in the bedroom with a small plant, candle, or stack of books. Used as a catch-all tray, this unique piece will look collected and stylish in any space.

Our Vintage Chapati Tray has been handcrafted by artisans in Southern India. Made of wood, its original use was to make and serve chapati, an unleavened flatbread made of whole wheat that is a popular staple of Indian cuisine.

The tray has been treated with a washed, natural wood finish. Its patina, consistent with age and wear, makes for an organic and natural sculptural piece with unique character.

Style yours on the coffee table, entry table, or in the bedroom with a small plant, candle, or stack of books. Used as a catch-all tray, this unique piece will look collected and stylish in any space.

Our found, Vintage Samosa Mould has been handcrafted by artisans in Northern India. Made of wood, its original use was to press and shape a samosa, a fried or baked pastry filled with spiced potatoes, onions, peas, lentils, and sometimes meat.

Samosas are a popular staple across cuisines of the Indian subcontinent as well as Central and South Asia, with reaches as wide as Africa, the Mediterranean and the Middle East. In India, samosas are often accompanied by a green chutney made from mint, coriander or tamarind.

Our hand carved Samosa Moulds are a unique way to store and hold jewelry on a bedside table or dresser, or to contain small items on your coffee table or in the entryway. Layer a few for a collected look and to create a conversation piece.

Our found, Vintage Samosa Mould has been handcrafted by artisans in Northern India. Made of wood, its original use was to press and shape a samosa, a fried or baked pastry filled with spiced potatoes, onions, peas, lentils, and sometimes meat.

Samosas are a popular staple across cuisines of the Indian subcontinent as well as Central and South Asia, with reaches as wide as Africa, the Mediterranean and the Middle East. In India, samosas are often accompanied by a green chutney made from mint, coriander or tamarind.

Our hand carved Samosa Moulds are a unique way to store and hold jewelry on a bedside table or dresser, or to contain small items on your coffee table or in the entryway. Layer a few for a collected look and to create a conversation piece.

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.

Our Vintage Carved Chapati Board has been handcrafted by artisans in Northern India. Made of wood, its original and traditional use was to present and hold round Indian bread, such as Roti, Chapati, Paratha or Poori, on the table.

Each Chapati Board has been finished in a natural wood with visible cracks and marks. Their designs and patterns differ slightly from piece to piece, giving these vintage finds a unique character. 

Style yours by the sink for a handsome display of soap and lotion, hold a candle on a side table, or catch jewelry at your bedside onto these special plates beaming with history.

Our Vintage Carved Chapati Board has been handcrafted by artisans in Northern India. Made of wood, its original and traditional use was to present and hold round Indian bread, such as Roti, Chapati, Paratha or Poori, on the table.

Each Chapati Board has been finished in a natural wood with visible cracks and marks. Their designs and patterns differ slightly from piece to piece, giving these vintage finds a unique character. 

Style yours by the sink for a handsome display of soap and lotion, hold a candle on a side table, or catch jewelry at your bedside onto these special plates beaming with history.

Our Elephant Bottle Stopper is created by a woman-owned, boutique manufacturer in Cape Town, South Africa. Using an eco-conscious production method, the artisans cast each bottle stopper from zinc and coat the exterior of the molded elephant with an antique brass finish. Each purchase empowers our artisan partners in South Africa.

Our Cheetah Bottle Stopper is created by a woman-owned, boutique manufacturer in Cape Town, South Africa. Using an eco-conscious production method, the artisans cast each bottle stopper from zinc and coat the exterior of the molded animal with an antique brass finish. Each purchase empowers our artisan partners in South Africa.

Our Hippo Bottle Stopper is created by a woman-owned, boutique manufacturer in Cape Town, South Africa. Using an eco-conscious production method, the artisans cast each bottle stopper from zinc and coat the exterior of the molded animal with an antique brass finish. Each purchase empowers our artisan partners in South Africa.

Our Giraffe Bottle Stopper is created by a woman-owned, boutique manufacturer in Cape Town, South Africa. Using an eco-conscious production method, the artisans cast each bottle stopper from zinc and coat the exterior of the molded animal with an antique brass finish. Each purchase empowers our artisan partners in South Africa.

Our Blue and White Porcelain Pot is handmade by a third-generation artisan family from the “Porcelain Capital” of China, where pottery has been produced for 1,700 years. Each step of the pot making process is done by hand, from sourcing and preparing the clay, to painting, and finally glazing each pot. While our pot is new, it has been painted in the antique style of traditional Chinese porcelain.

The first step in making a pot is to mix the clay by hand and foot. The creator stomps and molds the clay on a large mound until it is tender and ready. The clay is then shaped into the pot’s desired size. It is left to naturally air dry, which takes several weeks depending on the weather. After the pot has dried, our master artisans paint the desired outline with cobalt, then fill the pattern with natural colors. The pot is then fired in a high temperature kiln. The result is the finest quality porcelain that is completely handmade.

Our Fish pot is decorated with symbols frequently used to represent good luck. Pieces adorned with this symbol (which some say are a koi fish) are often displayed in homes to bring the residents good fortune and a long life.

Our Blue and White Porcelain Pot is handmade by a third-generation artisan family from the “Porcelain Capital” of China, where pottery has been produced for 1,700 years. Each step of the pot making process is done by hand, from sourcing and preparing the clay, to painting, and finally glazing each pot. While our pot is new, it has been painted in the antique style of traditional Chinese porcelain.

The first step in making a pot is to mix the clay by hand and foot. The creator stomps and molds the clay on a large mound until it is tender and ready. The clay is then shaped into the pot’s desired size. It is left to naturally air dry, which takes several weeks depending on the weather. After the pot has dried, our master artisans paint the desired outline with cobalt, then fill the pattern with natural colors. The pot is then fired in a high temperature kiln. The result is the finest quality porcelain that is completely handmade.

Our Double Happiness pot is decorated with the Chinese symbol for joy. Often the character is associated with the Lunar New Year celebrations and is also the symbol found all over the wedding ceremony, as well as on gifts for the bride and groom.

Our Blue and White Porcelain Pot is handmade by a third-generation artisan family from the “Porcelain Capital” of China, where pottery has been produced for 1,700 years. Each step of the pot making process is done by hand, from sourcing and preparing the clay, to painting, and finally glazing each pot. While our pot is new, it has been painted in the antique style of traditional Chinese porcelain.

The first step in making a pot is to mix the clay by hand and foot. The creator stomps and molds the clay on a large mound until it is tender and ready. The clay is then shaped into the pot’s desired size. It is left to naturally air dry, which takes several weeks depending on the weather. After the pot has dried, our master artisans paint the desired outline with cobalt, then fill the pattern with natural colors. The pot is then fired in a high temperature kiln. The result is the finest quality porcelain that is completely handmade.

Our Bridge pot is decorated with symbols depicting a long life. Traditionally a bridge in Chinese art represents a long journey; many stories exist in the Chinese culture of people meeting romantically on or near a bridge.

Our Eloise Blue and White Lidded Porcelain Pot has been handcrafted by a third-generation artisan family in China. This delicate and pretty jar can be used as a petite vase or as a striking decorative piece. It features an elegant depiction of a garden scene hand painted in gorgeous cobalt.

Our Annabel Lidded Porcelain Pot is the perfect accent for any room. Made by hand by a third-generation artisan family in China, this pot can be used to hold a few stems of your favorite flower, or as a neutral and elegant decorative piece.

Our Oaxacan Palm Basket has been handmade by a family of artisan basket weavers in the Mixtec region of Southern Mexico.

The artisans use an entirely by-hand technique that has been passed down through many generations. First, they collect the palm leaves in the mountains that surround their village. They use the natural environment to their advantage, and lay each frond in the sun to dry for several days before it is ready to be cleaned with a knife. Palm from this area comes in several natural colors, but sometimes the artisans dye the leaves for brighter and vibrant styles.

Once the leaves are ready for weaving, the artisans use the dexterity of their fingers to weave and knot palm fronds into lightweight and flexible baskets. Each basket takes a few hours to complete, and artisans can make about three baskets a day.

Basket weaving is a way of life in this region, as it provides a sustainable source of income for artisans in remote villages surrounding Oaxaca city. These sturdy yet lightweight baskets are the perfect size for storing small toys, table linens, cosmetics or household tools.

Our Horn Bowl has been handmade by artisans in Vietnam. Using traditional and sustainable methods, our partners have shaped ethically sourced buffalo horn into a beautiful and functional bowl. Each bowl features a cool, smooth finish and a unique and striking mix of neutral brown, cream and beige hues.

Use this Horn Bowl as a natural accent on a table or shelf – or fill it with snacks (we’re partial to Marcona almonds) as part of an elegant tabletop spread.

Our Olive Wood Spoon has been hand carved from sustainably sourced olive wood in Kenya.

Olive wood is a warm wood with detailed grain patterns that is known for its durability. The carving of olive wood is a craft native to Eastern and Southern Africa, and touches upon many countries in the region. Our Fair Trade artisan partners reside in a small, rural community in Southwestern Kenya. The group is completely self-taught and relies entirely on this craft for their sole source of income. They are known throughout Kenya for their prized and detailed woodwork.

Treated with food-safe sunflower oil, these spoons are safe to use in the kitchen and with food preparation. They are also beautiful on their own and make for a natural sculptural element when displayed on the counter, especially in groups.

These salad servers have been hand carved from sustainably sourced olive wood in Kenya. Artisans have accented the handles with batiked cow bone, which has been sourced in an ethical manner. Each salad server has been treated with food-safe sunflower oil.

Olive wood is a warm wood with detailed grain patterns that is known for its durability. The carving of olive wood is a craft native to Eastern and Southern Africa, and touches upon many countries in the region. Our Fair Trade artisan partners reside in a small, rural community in Southwestern Kenya. The group is completely self-taught and relies entirely on this craft for their sole source of income. They are known throughout Kenya for their prized and detailed woodwork.

Add some style to your everyday with this pretty coffee scoop. Featuring a hand carved and sustainably sourced bone handle, it has been crafted out of natural olive wood by Fair Trade artisans in Kenya.

Olive wood is a warm wood with detailed grain patterns that is known for its durability. The carving of olive wood is a craft native to Eastern and Southern Africa, and touches upon many countries in the region. Our Fair Trade artisan partners reside in a small, rural community in Southwestern Kenya. The group is completely self-taught and relies entirely on this craft for their sole source of income. They are known throughout Kenya for their prized and detailed woodwork.

Treated with food-safe sunflower oil, these scoops are safe to use in the kitchen and with food preparation.

This simple spreader will style up any cheese board or your jam and butter breakfast routine. Featuring a hand carved and sustainably sourced bone handle, it has been crafted out of natural olive wood by Fair Trade artisans in Kenya.

Olive wood is a warm wood with detailed grain patterns that is known for its durability. The carving of olive wood is a craft native to Eastern and Southern Africa, and touches upon many countries in the region. Our Fair Trade artisan partners reside in a small, rural community in Southwestern Kenya. The group is completely self-taught and relies entirely on this craft for their sole source of income. They are known throughout Kenya for their prized and detailed woodwork.

Treated with food-safe sunflower oil, these utensils are safe to use in the kitchen and with food preparation.