Journal

A summer spent wandering the French Riviera inspired our latest collection, shaped by sun-soaked days, seaside markets, and the quiet rhythm of village life. It's a story of slow mornings, linen dresses, salty air, and the kind of beauty you only find by the sea.

Midsummer has been celebrated for centuries across Europe with bonfires, feasts, flowers, and folklore marking the height of the season. Learn about these traditions and find inspiration to create your own modern-day celebration.

We are delighted to share the enduring story of the Blumenkinder, or Flower Children. They are charming wooden figures born from the rich folk traditions of Germany’s Ore Mountains.

Hope chests were once a meaningful way to prepare for life’s next chapter, filled with handmade treasures and heartfelt hopes.

We explore where the tradition came from, why it mattered, and how you can make it your own hope chest.

Here are six simple rituals to make even the rainiest days something to look forward to.

Wool has been cherished for thousands of years for its warmth, durability, and versatility, making it a timeless textile choice. Discover the many benefits of wool, its diverse applications, and essential care tips to ensure its longevity.

St. Patrick’s Day is more than just a reason to wear green, it’s a fascinating blend of legend, history, and cultural evolution.

Imbolc marks the midpoint between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. Rooted in Celtic tradition, this festival was a time to honor the shifting seasons, the return of fertility to the land, and the warmth of home and hearth.

Learn more about its history, origins, and how you can find beauty in the season's symbolism.

For most, Valentine’s Day evokes visions of whimsically decorated cards, rosy-cheeked cherubs, sweet confectionaries, and fragrant bouquets of crimson roses. Yet we don’t often consider where the holiday came from and why we celebrate. Most are familiar with the fact that there was a St. Valentine who was credited for the holiday's namesake, but who was St. Valentine, and how did his tale inspire this beloved holiday?

My first Christmas in America  I was shocked to find Christmas trees up in November and early December, but I chalked it up to cultural differences. But as December 12th came round and people started counting down the "Twelve Days of Christmas", I found myself frustrated with the realization that a rich historic tradition had essentially become a commercial gimmick, totally separated from how it was and still is celebrated across Christendom.