For Good Measure    Kitchenware


Our handmade, Scandinavian Folk-inspired bag holders and measuring spoons bring personality to everyday coffee rituals without taking things too seriously. With playful, vibe-based measurements like Large Marge, Average Joe, Skinny Timmy, Petite Pete, and Mini Minnie, they favor instinct over precision.
Wooden Wildlife    Mar Oviedo, Veronica Trevino 


A set of Michigan animal tongs that are meant to bring your salads to life. Made from red oak hard wood, native to Michigan’s vast forests. Each pair is crafted to feel expressive and friendly, serving and scooping with the same charm you’d expect from each critter.
Plant Pal    Eben Breton, Zander Connally


A little extra support, right where your plant needs it. A handcrafted wooden friend that settles into the soil and helps keep things upright, steady, and growing strong. Inspired by the pitcher thistle, it brings a soft, familiar shape to your pot while quietly doing the work. Eco-friendly and made to last, with water-resistant pants to handle the mess, because even plants need a dependable friend.
Neigh-ife    Nidhi Srikanth, Owen La Belle 


Invite a little stable of charm into your kitchen. This handcrafted cheese cutter set features a spirited trio: Petunia the Unicorn, Seb the Country Shire, and Duncan the Donkey. Carved from warm cherry wood, these hoofed companions perform with personality. Whether you’re assembling a grazing board or simply indulging in a quiet night in, these charming cutters ensure your cheese is always served with character. Because every kitchen deserves a little imagi-NEIGH-tion.
ROOP    Davin Ordiway, Krisha Karani


Light a little spirit into your home, elegance and a breath of relief being a lighter click away. Crafted from cherry hardwood, this peacock is inspired by Indian folk art and the Danish world of design. Included with the 3-piece set is an ashtray base, an incense holder plume, and the peacock display. No more sifting for a cleansing aroma, the plume stores unused incense sticks to use at your leisure.
Custom Screen Print Posters
Queen of the Island    Mackinac Island   Amelia Loshaw, Eben Breton


Commemorating a Mackinac Island tradition since 1949, this poster honors the Lilac Festival and the crowning of its Queen. The lilac is elevated as a regal symbol, reflecting both the ceremony and the island’s seasonal beauty. Flowing from petal to leaf, the composition uses dynamic graphic form to mirror the natural rhythm of the blooms in June. Handcrafted and screen printed, this collectible piece captures the spirit and legacy of one of the island’s most beloved events.
Oh MI!    Northern Michigan    Dylan Abraham, Zander Connally 


Take the long way on purpose. This screen printed poster wanders the M-22 route one curve at a time, chasing shoreline views, lighthouse peeks, and those just-one-more-stop moments. Bends, beacons, and boundless beaches, oh MI! A little detour you’ll want to keep.
Tulip Time Festival    Holland    Davin Ordiway, Veronica Trevino


The Tulip Time Festival captures the elegance, flow, and vibrant colors of the tulip bloom. Whether you make your way down 8th Street or visit the beautiful tulip fields, the style and color palette reflect the spirit of the West Michigan community. Capturing Holland’s floral icon year-round.
Jazz Fest    Detroit      Krisha Karani, Owen La Belle


Celebrating a defining Detroit tradition, this poster honors the Detroit Jazz Festival and the city’s deep-rooted connection to jazz. Detroit’s cultural identity is equally shaped by its music, dynamic, expressive and constantly evolving. This piece captures the spirit of a city, Detroit where every note carries the weight of its history and shapes what’s next.
Freshwater Graveyard    Thunder Bay     Mar Oviedo, Nidhi Srikanth


The Sunrise Coast stretches the North Eastern Coast against the underrated Lake Huron. Known as the Sweetwater lake for its gorgeous sunrises, Freshwater Graveyard offers a dichotomy: the home to one of the largest shipwreck graveyards in the country. Each of these timber ghosts are preserved in Thunder Bay, so if you ever venture up the Eastern coast, make sure to take a dive and see for yourself.
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