A love letter to the women who have come before.
To their passions, their dreams, their joys. Their stories and traditions passed down. The objects of beauty they collected and cherished. The clothes they wore, the adornments shaped by personality and self-expression. To their hospitality—the tables they set, the food they served, and the smallest details they considered. To their rituals, their little vices, and the quiet moments to themselves. To the women who understood home.
This collection reflects lives shaped through objects—pieces chosen with care, whether carried forward from another time or made by artisan hands in the present. Each item is selected for its presence, integrity, and sense of purpose, ready to take its place within your home and be cherished anew.
"An interesting and strange sight...is that of a sandoletto on a canal carrying a worker woman, with a naturally majestic bearing, surrounded by cases and boxes full of beads of every shape and color, shining in the sun like gems. She could be mistaken for a queen."
-Irene Ninni
L'Impiraressa: The Venetian Bead Stringer, 1893
