Objects from Mexico, made to stay.
One bloom, one territory: the mesquite of Jalisco. One town of the brush: Santa María Canchesdá, Mazahua country. Numbers are never reissued.
Fantina Enredadera
Pale mesquite honey that sets fine, like butter. Vanilla, almond, caramel, wood.
Edition of 700. Painted freehand in Santa María Canchesdá, fired high, numbered once.
The online house is resting between seasons. To reserve a number, write to us directly.
InquireSeven hundred pieces. After that, none.
The honey ends. The piece stays.
One bloom, one territory
Grown in the shade, picked by hand
The table, in other seasons
Enredadera Mesquite Honey
Hand-painted hexagonal ceramic vessel. Numbered edition of 700.
De Todas Las Flores
Raw wildflower honey in hand-painted ceramic from Santa María Canchesdá. 3.5 oz and 7 oz.
Single-Origin Coffee
Shade-grown, hand-picked in the Sierra of Oaxaca. Whole bean, 8.8 oz.
Raw honey, bought at the source
Bought directly from the beekeepers, at prices agreed with them. Raw and never pasteurized, harvested and jarred in Jalisco.
Painted freehand, no stencil
Hexagonal, airtight, modeled and painted by hand. No two are alike.
Seven hundred, then never again
Mesquite blooms a few weeks a year, and only when the rain allows it. What the bees gather in that window is the whole edition.
Join the Registry for the next bloom.
Each bloom gives one edition. Mesquite flowers a few weeks a year, and only when the rain comes.
Join the Registry One email per harvest. Registered names choose their number before anyone else.