We partnered with our friends at Portland's Beckel Canvas Products to create this reusable lunch bag that combines sustainability with classic old-school style. The origin of the word “Eena” is...
The word "eena" is a Chinook term that means "the beaver who builds the best lodge." For more than 40 years, Portland's Beckel Canvas Products has taken this motto to...
The word "eena" is a Chinook term that means "the beaver who builds the best lodge." For more than 40 years, Portland's Beckel Canvas Products has taken this motto to...
The word "eena" is a Chinook term that means "the beaver who builds the best lodge." For more than 40 years, Portland's Beckel Canvas Products has taken this motto to...
With its appealing simplicity and exceptional durability, this dinnerware lends itself to everyday use. Made in the Southwestern USA by a company that supplies the hospitality industry, it is made...
With its appealing simplicity and exceptional durability, this dinnerware lends itself to everyday use. Made in the Southwestern USA by a company that supplies the hospitality industry, it is made...
With its appealing simplicity and exceptional durability, this dinnerware lends itself to everyday use. Made in the Southwestern USA by a company that supplies the hospitality industry, it is made...
With its appealing simplicity and exceptional durability, this dinnerware lends itself to everyday use. Made in the Southwestern USA by a company that supplies the hospitality industry, it is made...
For years, we've enjoyed a set of vintage drink stirrers that we picked up who knows where. Unable to find a similar design, we worked with Portland glass artist Lynn...
Portland glass artist Lynn Read created these hand pressed glass nesting bowls just for us, and produces them in small runs in his Sellwood district studio. Their small size makes...
Christoph Hack is the man behind Hack Lederware, a Cologne-based company that makes distinctive bags and other goods. The heavy duty material used in the bags was originally a surplus...
Artist Jake Rockwood creates these hand-turned bowls from wood sourced from fallen trees located from the farms, orchards, and vineyards around his home in Yamhill County, Oregon. The species used...