The dyes used are made from plants and insects from around Oaxaca and colors are built up through successive dye baths that produce beautiful variation in the yarns

you'll experience dry notes of cedar and oak

this book illustrates the effectiveness of design grounded in human needs and desires

The simple profile and highly polished surface pair perfectly with our Muir Polished flatware

the sharp points delicately hold the spiral and cone incense

Oddjects Kids Apron in Sand and Pollen Tea Towels The dyes used are madeFor the cook's helper: an apron for little ones. This apron has two patch pockets and is sewn in a no tie, cross back, pinafore style. The Oddjects pattern features trios of fun oblong shapes lined up and joined with little rectangles arranged in parallel across the fabric. The design is printed on a cotton linen basecloth that is durable and ages beautifully.