Raku Bottle Vase
Hand-thrown raku bottle vase, smoke-finished umber glaze; no two alike.
A small, seasonal edit of vessels, tools and quiet luxuries — chosen by the editors the way we choose plants: for their usefulness, their honesty of material, and the way they earn a place over time.
Every piece in this collection has found a home. New pieces open in small runs.
Hand-thrown raku bottle vase, smoke-finished umber glaze; no two alike.
Matte sage-glazed stoneware bud vase for a single architectural stem.
Aged terracotta cachepot on three feet, patinated by seasons outdoors.
Solid copper trowel on a turned ash handle; ages to a soft verdigris.
Hand-forged carbon-steel secateurs for clean, close cuts.
Forged steel weeding fork with an oiled oak handle.
A signed first edition of the classic on drought-tolerant planting.
Archival giclée of a pressed fritillaria; numbered edition of 100.
A boxed folio of twelve letterpress seed packets from a private archive.
Fig leaf, moss and damp stone; a candle that smells of enclosed green.
Tomato leaf, basil and warm earth for the houseplant corner.
Preserved grasses and seed heads gathered at golden hour, tied by hand.
We don't keep a warehouse. Objects in the shop are made or found in limited numbers, and once a piece is claimed it simply isn't made again. Rather than restock endlessly, we let the collection close — the same way a garden bed is cut back in winter to make room for the next season.
The next edit opens with the weekly edition. We'll tell you what's coming before it's gone.
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