Sustainability, made concrete.
We publish what we use, why we use it, and how we ship it—so you can buy fewer things and keep them longer.
Our commitments
Sustainability is not a vibe. It’s a set of decisions we can explain and repeat.
Traceability over slogans
We keep a studio log for every batch—materials, suppliers, and finish notes. When something changes, we document it.
Low-impact shipping
We avoid plastic wherever possible and design packaging to survive real shipping. Breakage prevention reduces waste.
Longevity first
We prefer finishes that age well. We publish care guidance so pieces last years, not seasons.
Materials transparency
Below are the materials we use most often. We choose suppliers that can tell us where things come from—and we keep notes by batch.
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Recycled sterling silver (925)
Rings, pendants, small hardware
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| Source: Responsible Metals Co., New York, USA Note: Re-melted in small batches; natural patina allowed | |
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Natural linen (washed)
Aprons, runners, napkins, pouches
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Mineral glaze base
Studio-mixed glazes
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Clay body (stoneware)
Tableware + vessels
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Walnut (reclaimed offcuts)
Photography props, occasional small trays
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Cotton dust bags (unbleached)
Ceramic protection + reuse
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Kraft paper + paper tape
Plastic-free packing
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Packaging & shipping
Plastic-free by default. Built to protect ceramics without overpacking.
Plastic-free by default
- Kraft wrap + paper tape
- Recycled paper padding
- Reusable unbleached cotton dust bag for ceramics
Shipping that reduces breakage
- Double-wall boxes for ceramics
- Impact-tested padding layout
- Insured shipping available for orders over $250
Care & longevity
Keeping things longer is the quiet center of sustainability. Here’s how we design—and how to care for what you buy.
Ceramics
- Dishwasher safe, but hand-washing keeps the finish brighter
- Avoid thermal shock: no boiling-to-cold transitions
- Wood-fired surfaces may darken slightly with use—this is normal
Linen
- Machine wash cold, gentle cycle
- Air dry when possible; tumble low if needed
- Wrinkles are part of linen’s character—press only if you want crisp edges
Reclaimed Silver
- Patina is expected; polish lightly only if you prefer shine
- Store dry; avoid chlorine and harsh cleaners
- Minor scratches are normal and blend into the surface over time
Repair before replacement
If something chips, loosens, or fails early, we want to help you keep it—not throw it away.
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Ceramic chips We’ll assess whether a safe edge repair is possible.
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Linen seams We provide a repair guide and can re-stitch for $18 + shipping.
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Silver resizing Available for $45 within 90 days of delivery.
Want the details for a specific piece?
We’ll share batch notes, materials, and care guidance before you buy.
Typical reply time: within 48 hours
