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Spruce and birch, stone and bone, the mushrooms after the rain. Grounded pieces made to be worn every day.
Handmade jewelry, resin and art from Homer, Alaska, rooted in Celtic tradition and the wild places.
Every piece is made by hand in Homer, and most are one of a kind. When it's gone, it's gone.
Autumn is photographing new pieces right now. Check back soon, or tell us what you're dreaming of and we'll make it.
The triskele is one of the oldest Celtic signs: three spirals turning together, each one feeding the next. Here at the end of the road in Homer, the three realms are right outside the door.
Spruce and birch, stone and bone, the mushrooms after the rain. Grounded pieces made to be worn every day.
Kachemak Bay in resin: tide colors, sea glass blues and the shimmer of salmon running home.
Ravens and eagles, the moon over the Spit and the northern lights. Art for the wonder of looking up.
Eight old festivals mark the turning seasons. Here's where the wheel stands today.
Want something made just for you? Ask about a custom piece.