Of The Forest

INSPIRED BY THE FAMILIAR DELIGHT OF A FIRST SNOW, SILVERY TONES DUSTING THE TOPS OF STURDY TREES, A SOFT PRAYER ON A TRAIL THROUGH THE WOODS.


A STACK OF PEBBLE RINGS TO TELL THE LAYERED STORY OF A TREASURED LANDSCAPE, VISITED OFTEN.


WOVEN IN A PALETTE DRAWN FROM FOREST UNDERSTORY, THIS SOFT, SHAGGY LAYER WRAPS THE BODY IN WARMTH — THE KIND OF PIECE THAT FEELS LIKE STEPPING INTO SOFT MOSS AT THE EDGE OF THE WOODS.


SWIRLING HAMMERED WIRE FIT FOR A QUEEN, LIKE SEVERAL CUTS OF HEARTWOOD DANCING ON THE COLLAR.


SHOT ON FILM AND LEFT INTENTIONALLY SOFT AROUND THE EDGES, MATTHEW JOHNSON’S FALL LANDSCAPE CAPTURES THE WAY MEMORY BLURS COLOR AND LIGHT.


A REMINDER THAT THE EARTH WILL FREEZE AND THEN SOFTEN FOSTERING GROWTH AND A NEW SEASON.


NAMED FOR THE GRASS THAT REMAINS THROUGHOUT THE WINTER, ADDING A TOUCH OF BRIGHTNESS AND MOVEMENT THROUGH THE DARKER DAYS.


SCULPTURAL AND EARTHEN, THIS EMBERKEN VASE DRAWS FROM THE TEXTURES OF LICHEN AND STONE — A VESSEL THAT FEELS LIFTED FROM THE FOREST FLOOR, MADE LUMINOUS IN ITS QUIET, MOSSY GLAZE.


CARDAMOM CEDAR JUNIPER BERRY PATCHOULI PETITGRAIN SANDALWOOD