This vessel is paired with a seasonal arrangement featuring woolly foxglove.
Fun fact: Woolly foxglove is the primary natural source of digoxin, a medication that has helped treat heart conditions for decades and has saved millions of lives. Yet every part of the plant is highly poisonous, containing powerful cardiac glycosides. It’s a beautiful reminder that nature can be both healing and dangerous.
When the flowers naturally fade, you’re welcome to commission a refill arrangement for the same vessel at an additional cost.
Available for local pickup in Brooklyn or Queens, or delivery within NYC.
This vessel is paired with a seasonal arrangement featuring snow pea vines and is inspired by the korogi (コオロギ), the Japanese bush cricket.
Fun fact: Despite its name, the snow pea isn’t grown for its peas at all. It’s harvested while the pod is still young and flat, making the entire pod edible. In many cultures, it symbolizes freshness and the arrival of spring, with its delicate vines reaching upward in search of light.
When the flowers naturally fade, you’re welcome to commission a refill arrangement for the same vessel at an additional cost.
Available for local pickup in Brooklyn or Queens, or delivery within NYC.
Price: $325 + shipping
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Each piece is made by hand from beginning to end—a collaboration between friends and family, every arrangement is unique and will never be recreated.
Fun fact: ‘Pink Chimes’ is a Japanese selection of the Japanese snowbell tree. It was introduced to the United States in the late 1970s after being selected by a nursery in Japan.
When the flowers naturally fade, you’re welcome to commission a refill arrangement for the same vessel at an additional cost.
Available for local pickup in Brooklyn or Queens, or delivery within NYC.
Price: $125 + shipping
Please DM us or email to inquire about available pieces
Each piece is made by hand from beginning to end—a collaboration between friends and family, every arrangement is unique and will never be recreated.
This vessel is paired with a seasonal arrangement featuring milkwort.
Fun fact: Milkwort gets its name from an old farming belief that cows grazing on the plant produced more milk. While there’s little scientific evidence to support this, the folklore has lived on for centuries and gave the flower its enduring name.
A krathong is a small, beautifully decorated floating vessel traditionally made from banana tree stalks and intricately folded banana leaves, then adorned with flowers, incense, and candles. During Thailand’s Loy Krathong festival, these delicate vessels are released onto rivers and waterways as symbolic offerings—carrying away misfortune and welcoming renewal and good fortune.
(Pieces of it was chipped during the firing we have reduced the price.)
When the flowers naturally fade, you’re welcome to commission a refill arrangement for the same vessel at an additional cost.
Available for local pickup in Brooklyn or Queens, or delivery within NYC.
hand woven stainless steel mesh collar. named for how long it felt like i was working on it.
measures 16” but can be made longer.
Fun fact: The beautiful “flowers” of the flowering dogwood aren’t actually flowers at all. The four large, petal-like forms are modified leaves called bracts, which surround a small cluster of tiny true flowers at the center. These striking bracts act almost like nature’s signposts, helping attract pollinators toward the much smaller blooms. Flowering dogwoods are also trees of transformation throughout the seasons—bursting into delicate blooms in spring, turning lush green in summer, producing bright red berries for birds, and glowing in shades of crimson and purple in autumn.
When the flowers naturally fade, you’re welcome to commission a refill arrangement for the same vessel at an additional cost.
Available for local pickup in Brooklyn or Queens, or delivery within NYC.
named after the girl who has the first iteration of these earrings. hand woven stainless steel with sterling silver earring post. pearl beads sourced in japan.
This plant is living stain glass. The paper-thin leaves of fancy leaf caladium seem to glow when sunlight shines through them, making the vibrant veins and colors look like pieces of stained glass created by nature.
When the flowers naturally fade, you’re welcome to commission a refill arrangement for the same vessel at an additional cost.
Available for local pickup in Brooklyn or Queens, or delivery within NYC.
one of my favorite weaves to make. it goes by a lot of names, including“idiot’s trap” or “fool’s dilemma” for its initial trickiness. stainless steel and adjustable.
measures 14.5-16“ but can be lengthened upon request.
Fun fact: Moth orchids can bloom for up to three months on a single stem, making them one of the longest-lasting flowering plants. In many cultures, they symbolize abundance, elegance, and enduring love.
When the flowers naturally fade, you’re welcome to commission a refill arrangement for the same vessel at an additional cost.
Available for local pickup in Brooklyn or Queens, or delivery within NYC.
a sister to the mei mei earrings.
stainless steel chainmail with sterling silver hoops