Woven Bird House Okra This work highlights the struggle

This work highlights the struggle and resilience of the species: against a background of muted uncertainty

Windowsill Microgreens Tray - Green

Green skinned fruit and the delicate centers are wonderful for fresh eating

with 3-4 blooms per stem

This rudbeckia showed up in the meadows surrounding the farm and exists at the intersection of wild and cultivated

Woven Bird House Okra This work highlights the struggleOffer a cozy and colorful refuge to the small birds in your garden with this beautifully handmade nester. Each one is a unique work of art, skillfully woven by women artisans in southern Bangladesh from natural Hogla grass and vibrant strips of recycled saris. Hogla is an abundant local grass, and using it for weaving helps manage a plant that can otherwise clog local waterways. This thoughtful use of materials ensures that no two nesters are ever