Stories, recipes, and traditions from our artisans
Before Any of It Ships, There Is a Workshop in Betis A workshop in Betis, Pampanga, does not announce itself. It sits between houses on a street where the tricycles pass slowl...
Read More →
A family tree engraved into wood is not a document. It is an object your niece can hold, that survives a power outage, that ends up on a table during noche buena and starts...
Read More →
Key takeaways Monograms compress identity into two or three initials and suit small, curved, or heavily grained surfaces. Full-name engraving reads as ownership and gift, and...
Read More →
Every Filipino host hits the same wall before a big kainan. You count the guests, do the math, then remember that Tita will send a plate back for seconds, the kids will need th...
Read More →
Some Filipino dishes work on any plate. Most do not. The saucy, the charred, the shared, and the wrapped all want a specific kind of surface, and that surface has been wood for...
Read More →
Every homeware aisle sells the promise of "premium wood," but only some pieces are still on the table ten years later. If you have replaced a wooden bowl or a bamboo board more...
Read More →Instagram feed integration available via Shopify App Store apps
