Care

All materials show the passage of time.

Our personal preference is to let the natural story shine, but regardless, with proper care or not, these pieces can last a lifetime. 

Here you will find our guide to ensure your pieces evolve beautifully with you.

Material Care Guide

Sterling Silver

Use a jeweler`s cloth to remove tarnish and return luster. Store in a dry place away from moisture. Avoid contact with harsh chemicals and perfumes.

Brass

Avoid water and chemicals. Brass naturally patinas overtime, and if this is undesired, you can remove the patina with Brasso or a lemon and salt scrub.

Bone

Clean with lukewarm water and a soft brush (you can use an old toothbrush for this). Avoid ultrasonic cleaners for delicate bones.

Bone can be brittle, so avoid rough impacts to ensure the longevity of your piece.

Store in a safe space when not in use to prevent damage, and keep away from pets.

Over the years, we`ve heard tales of cats and dogs getting into people`s pieces. Save yourself the stress and the potential vet bill.

Leather

Spot clean with a damp cloth. To maintain and ensure the best life for your leather, allowing it to evolve beautifully with time, condition your piece at least once a year.

Natural Fibers

From everything ranging from wool, plant materials and hair, if cleaning is needed, please hand wash with cold water. Air dry flat to maintain shape.

Resin

Keep away from lotions, products and sprays. Avoid harsh textures and prolonged exposure to sunlight. Clean oils and dirt regularly to maintain the glossy appearance. A good way to clean your piece is to use rubbing alcohol and a soft cloth.

With all natural materials, and even synthetic, things show the passage of time.

Our personal preference is to let the natural order shine, but regardless, with proper care or not, these pieces can last a lifetime.

Our goal is to create works that come from the earth, that can return back to it.

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