Issue 4 • Winter 2026
Bring In The Light
As the days get shorter, we look for small ways to bring light and warmth indoors. This box is inspired by days that end early and nights made cozy with a candle and a cup of tea. Each item is made by hand and chosen with care, a useful and beautiful gift that supports the makers behind it.
Light the candle and set out the porcelain dish with some of our autumnal honey. Cozy up and stir it into your tea. Use our tea towel made just for the season to dry your cup. A ritual to be used through the winter season. It will be remembered long after your holiday celebrations are over and the days and nights grow quiet.
A small gift of warmth for the colder months.
Beeswax Pillar Candle
ROOT AND TUBER
Porcelain Dish
DAVISTUDIO
Autumnal Honey
FARMSTEAD HUDSON VALLEY
Illustrated Tea Towel
FARMSTEAD HUDSON VALLEY
Plus a set of matches and wooden honey spoon for your use.
Meet the makers
ROOT AND TUBER
SPENCERTOWN, NY
A visit to Frances Culley’s wood stove-heated workshop next to her kitchen is like stepping back to a slower time. It’s as if time stands still as she calmly and attentively hand-dips cotton wicks in the rich, golden and aromatic wax she sources from local apiarists. The result is candles that are unique, with the soft touch of a practiced and patient hand. There is nothing quite like their scent, evocative of rich honey and warm earth. Light one and let it fill your home.
davistudio
Spencertown, NY
Mary Anne Davis has been making porcelain pots and dinnerware since 1998, in a productive career that has now evolved to a solo practice. Her work is whimsical and evocative of nature and, as she says, an essential part of being. Her porcelain salt dish is perfect for a delicate pile of table salt.
Farmstead Hudson Valley
Stockport, NY
Alix Becker is owner and grower at Farmstead Hudson Valley. There are distinct differences in flavor between seasons in our honey, every jar tells a story of the land. Our autumnal honey is bold and herbaceous with hints of the goldenrod and aster. Our festive tea towel features hand drawn illustrations of flora and produce we grow. Illustrated by local designer Alex Jensen of Little Echo and made of 100% cotton – it works hard and looks great hanging in the kitchen.