CALIFORNIA

Bird
www.shopbird.com

Chariots on Fire
www.chariotsonfire.com

Creatures of Comfort
www.creaturesofcomfort.us

Erica Tanov
www.ericatanov.com

Luxe Nomad
www.luxenomadcollective

Rachel Comey
www.rachelcomey.com

 

ILLINOIS

Asrai Garden
asraigarden.com


NEW YORK

Bird
www.shopbird.com

Creatures of Comfort
www.creaturesofcomfort.us

Maryam Nassir Zadeh
www.mnzstore.com

Oroboro
www.oroborostore.com

Rachel Comey
www.rachelcomey.com

The Primary Essentials
www.theprimaryessentials.com

Totokaelo
www.totokaelo.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OREGON

Stand Up Comedy
www.standupcomedytoo.com

Una
www.unanegozio.com/


TEXAS

Freda
www.shop-freda.com

Kickpleat
www.kickpleat.com

Nicole Kwon
www.nicolekwon.com

 

WASHINGTON

Totokaelo
www.totokaelo.com


MONTREAL

Les Etoffes
www.lesetoffes.com

PENTICTON
Ad Hoc
www.adhocpenticton.com

 

 

 
 
Kentra Earring with special stone combo for @rachelcomey
Holiday lethargy
Asar Single Earring with Black Diamonds and a Pink Pearl Available on quarryjewelry.us
Whorl Cuff. Available on quarryjewelry.us
Epona Pearl Earring with a Dove Gray Pearl. Available on quarryjewelry.us Photo by @nycisa
New life
Rachilde Double Earrings in stores now
“La Petite Souris Charm” What is more charming than a toothless smile? A gold charm of your little one's first lost tooth.———————————————————————- It starts in Kindergarten. A wiggly tooth, difficulty eating an apple, waiting and waiting, the excitement of your first tooth coming out, trying to fall asleep that night with a tooth under your pillow. Every family and culture has a different tradition - In Mongolia the tooth is fed to a dog or buried under a tree. In Iraq the tooth is thrown up in the air with a wish. In France, the lost tooth is left in a slipper for a mouse (La Petite Souris), who exchanges it for a gift. Recently, on the Lower East Side of New York City a new tradition began. A child lost her tooth and put it under her pillow. In the morning it was replaced by a tiny note, "Dear child, You will soon receive a special delivery...". Four weeks later, a small envelope arrived – the lost tooth had magically turned to gold! The little girl put it around her neck and hasn't taken it off since. Then her mom decided she loved it so much she asked the fairy to send her one too! * To order, link in bio Photos: @nycisa Illustration: @ssarabin