Pipit Tote with 1930s Scrap Bundles: Clara Category-Art ) each with their own

) each with their own charm

We use this to finish all of our kitchen objects and we recommend that they be refinished regularly when they start to get dull and look worn

We first set eyes on the result of the gorgeous Japanese wood-blackening technique Shou sugi ban at a historic village in America (that I cannot

or identifying mysterious objects around your house

but our mouths and tummies are happy for this

Pipit Tote with 1930s Scrap Bundles: Clara Category-Art ) each with their ownConstructed from a 1930s scrap bundles textile and lined with waxed canvas (Coal). Our Pipit Totes are inspired by an irresistible batch of the smallest scraps from a home sewers stash squirreled away for fifty or so years for an unknown adventure. We paired them with our love for small things to create our a bag that frames these little treasures as a useful pocket. Fill it with art supplies, a book, a journal and head out! Ive been feeling a little