A linen-covered journal scattered with hand-embroidered blooms, closing on a single coconut button. Made to be carried, not shelved.

Real pressed wildflowers set into the cover under a layer of fibre paper, held shut with a soft elastic. No two covers repeat.

Ribbed kraft board bound with jute twine and mounted with two pressed sprigs. The most raw object in the collection.

Bare-branch prints layered on frayed cloth, with a torn-paper line reading eyes see only dust and earth. A journal that argues with you a little.

A glass jar of a hundred blank paper scrolls and a hand-written tag. Write one, roll it back, open it a year from now.

A stack of thin hand-bound notebooks tied with twine and a dried sprig. Sold as a set of four, meant to be given away.