Care & Materials Guide
Care for what carries meaning
Care & Materials
Natural materials become more beautiful when they are handled with patience. A little care keeps an object close for years.
Material is part of the story
Stone, wood, metal, textile, and cord each respond differently to light, touch, moisture, and time. Small variations are not defects; they are signs that the object was made in the real world by real hands.
Everyday care
Keep pieces away from prolonged water, perfume, oils, and harsh chemicals. Store them separately in a soft, dry place. Let them rest after wearing, and wipe gently with a clean cloth when needed.
Age with attention
Do not try to make natural variation uniform. The quiet marks of use are part of an object's second life: the life it begins with you.