{Organic Epicurean} Westons Wyld Wood Cider

Traditional Cider, Contemporary Look. This traditional premium cider is produced from fruit sourced in Herefordshire’s organic orchards. Fully matured in old oak vats, Westons Wyld Wood cider has a truly appley, fresh and full-bodied taste with a ripe aroma – a true celebration of nature in a glass.

 

{Cinematics} Anna Karenina

Set in late-19th-century Russia high-society, the aristocrat Anna Karenina enters into a life-changing affair with the affluent Count Vronsky. 

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{Accenting Adornments} Anna Wiscombe

Anna Wiscombe, originally from the countryside of Dorset, now lives and works in London but still draws her inspiration from the natural environment that surrounded her while growing up! Using birds, animals and leaves in her designs, she produces a collection of decorative and functional wooden products that are full of intricate details and have their own special character.

 

Her love of nature and the shapes found within it are given a contemporary edge by using bright colours and stylised forms whilst always complimenting the natural beauty of the wood. All of Anna’s work is lovingly handmade, by her, from start to finish. Whilst pieces are replicated, no two will ever be the same, making each one an individual character for you to enjoy!

 

{Bibliothecary} Real Snacks by Lara Ferroni

Imagine Twinkies, Doritos, and Cheez-Its without the artificial colors and preservatives, full of wonderful flavors and nutrients from whole grains and natural sugars, and easily made in your own kitchen. 

In Real Snacks Lara Ferroni shows you how with this collection of 50 nostalgic childhood treats that satisfy your junk food cravings, but without all the junk.

For those with gluten sensitivity or who prefer vegan treats, many recipes offer suggestions as well.






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{Apothecary} Figs & Rouge

Figs & Rouge had an idea - to create a balm that would be completely free from any Harmful chemicals & synthetic ingredients - Voila! - A 100% Organic, 100% Pure, 100% Natural skincare product! Vitamin enriched Organic Essential Oils,Pure Nourishing Shea butters and Natures best Organic Bees wax. This is an award winning formulation made to deliver the best & most Effective moisturizing & Natural balm for all skin types!

{bowerbird} dahl haus

Dahlhaus ceramics are handmade pottery inspired by spring and gardens, vintage fabric, modern pop art, and colour. All hand-made by Heather Dahl, in her little Vancouver studio where she wheel-throws, hand-builds or slip-casts original designs, and then hand-paints her own glazes onto pots using a technique developed along with patterns and designs. No decals are used to glaze the work so it's all single glaze fired to cone 6 with foodsafe glazes, all mixed in the studio from scratch.

{Bowerbird} Cynthia Vardhan

Cynthia Vardhan Ceramics are made by hand on a potters wheel in her downtown Columbus, Ohio studio. Every step of the process is carefully done, including mixing translucent porcelain and making custom colors which you will not find anywhere else. The bright porcelain showcases the rich colors used in the patterns and paintings. Each piece is painstakingly decorated with pigmented clay which makes the patterns raised above the surface, so you can both see and feel the patterns.

{Apothecary} Bloom Organics

It's not just what Bloom Organics put in their products, it's what's been left out. Bloom Organics eschews toxic chemicals and cheap fillers in favor of ingredients that are healthier for your skin, body, and of course, the earth.

{Apothecary} Mokosh

 




Mokosh organic shea and cocoa butter soaps have a rich, creamy lather which cleans the skin gently, without stripping its natural oils.

The fragrance free soap is made with 100% olive oil - suitable for babies and sensitive skins

{Artiste} Michelle Morin

Michelle Morin is an artist who lives and works on the North Shore of Massachusetts. She has worked for many years in the horticultural field cultivating a true relationship with plants, wildlife, and their distinctive habitats. Michelle has narrowed her primary focus to nature as a subject to reference. She works to convey the beauty and complexities of nature using texture, pattern, and narrative elements throughout her work, which range from elaborate watercolor and gouache compositions on paper to vast and more layered paintings on canvas. Through her travels she continues to seek out inspiration from the natural world while honing in on the unique details that define each place.