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Hand-picked from what's on the floor this week. Reserve any of these before you come in.
DS&Durga "I Don't Know What" 50ml
I Don’t Know What is a wonderful tool for anyone who wants to play around with perfume. Of course it can be worn as a modern wonderfully transparent aroma, but it can also be layered over anything. Often when I leave the house, I will wear a touch of sandalwood, rose, jasmine, patchouli, oud, etc. These oils are lovely but can be muddy and they don’t last more than a few hours. IDKW sprayed over them makes the oil into a PERFUME. It does this because it is made with no notes! It is a secret combination of materials that perfumers use to highlight and enhance notes in a perfume. A Bergamot accord announces freshness, Vetiver Acetate a thin amber, Firsantol a lingering sandalwood, Iso E Super a radiance, and so on. It is like a building with only structure—no interior. You can fill in the interior with an oil, a scent you like, even an old scent that has lost its way. IDKW is built to layer and enhance everything else it touches.
Melting Mirror
This isn't your grandmother's mirror—it's a gentle rebellion against the tyranny of flawlessness. The Melting Mirror, rendered in warm beige, celebrates the beautifully imperfect you. It questions our culture's relentless pursuit of correction and polish, inviting you instead to embrace your delightfully surreal, wonderfully weird self. Because let's face it, normal is overrated anyway.
Small Roman Vase
Inspired by the grandeur of ancient Rome, this handcrafted iron vase marries timeless elegance with modern sensibility. We've taken the sturdy, no-nonsense construction of classical design and wrapped it in powder-coated finishes that feel surprisingly gentle to the eye—think of it as history with a sense of humor about itself. Each piece features a distinctive textured surface that whispers of antiquity while speaking fluently in today's aesthetic language. The beauty of these vases lies in their contradictions: robust yet refined, ancient yet contemporary, serious about craftsmanship but not taking themselves too seriously. Available in a palette of sophisticated hues, they're practically begging to be mixed and matched until your space tells exactly the story you want it to.
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Aman Terracotta Vessel by Diego Olivero Studio
The Aman Vessels arrive from Sabana Grande, Honduras, where artisans have been making things with their hands for longer than most of us have been alive. Each one is a small sculpture—the kind of object that makes you pause when you walk past it, wondering how someone convinced clay to behave that way. Because they're made by actual humans and not machines, no two are quite the same. One might be slightly taller, another a touch wider. This is not a defect. This is evidence of authenticity, the kind of thing that costs extra when it comes from a factory but costs nothing when it comes from someone's workshop. The process is sustainable and ethical, which means you can admire it without that nagging feeling in your stomach. Decorative use only—meaning it's here to be looked at, appreciated, maybe touched occasionally when no one's watching.
Rise & Rest Body Tonic – Desert Dew
Grounding, when things feel untethered. There's a particular kind of exhaustion that settles in after a long day—the kind where your shoulders live somewhere near your ears and your mind won't quite settle. This is for that moment. A sensorial blend of mandarin, rose geranium, cedar, and vetiver, paired with jojoba, olive, and hempseed oils. The combination works quietly, replenishing moisture without the heaviness you might expect. It's the sort of thing that doesn't announce itself but somehow steadies you anyway. Reach for it at the edges of the day—after sun, travel, or stretches of intensity. Those in-between hours when you're transitioning from one version of yourself to another. The scent is weightless and warm, resinous in the way that makes you think of somewhere you've been or somewhere you'd like to go, lifted by citrus so it doesn't linger like a memory you can't shake.
Rise & Rest Body Tonic – Nude
There's something quietly honest about a product that doesn't try to be everything. Rise & Rest Nude Body Tonic is one of those things—a botanical blend of olive, hempseed, and jojoba oils that knows exactly what it is and doesn't apologize for it. It's unscented, which means it won't compete with your perfume or whatever ritual you're building around yourself. It absorbs quickly, leaving your skin balanced and soft without that sticky feeling that makes you regret your choices. A few minutes and you're done, with just a subtle natural sheen that suggests you have your life together, even if you don't. This is for people with sensitive skin, or those who like to layer scents, or anyone who's decided that sometimes the best part of self-care is simplicity. It's the kind of thing you use every morning and every night without thinking about it—which is exactly when you know it's working.
DS&Durga "I Don't Know What" 50ml
I Don’t Know What is a wonderful tool for anyone who wants to play around with perfume. Of course it can be worn as a modern wonderfully transparent aroma, but it can also be layered over anything. Often when I leave the house, I will wear a touch of sandalwood, rose, jasmine, patchouli, oud, etc. These oils are lovely but can be muddy and they don’t last more than a few hours. IDKW sprayed over them makes the oil into a PERFUME. It does this because it is made with no notes! It is a secret combination of materials that perfumers use to highlight and enhance notes in a perfume. A Bergamot accord announces freshness, Vetiver Acetate a thin amber, Firsantol a lingering sandalwood, Iso E Super a radiance, and so on. It is like a building with only structure—no interior. You can fill in the interior with an oil, a scent you like, even an old scent that has lost its way. IDKW is built to layer and enhance everything else it touches.
When we're in
| Wed – Sat | 11am – 5pm |
| Sunday | 12pm – 5pm |
| Mon & Tue | Closed |
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The people who made these
Some of what's in the shop came from someone's studio. A ceramicist in Phoenix. A jeweler in Sedona. A body tonic maker who makes a concoction that you actually want, and have probably always wanted. We carry their work on the theory that beautiful things shouldn't be quite so hard to find.
Katie Lebel
Katie Lebel makes things with her hands — clay, textiles, paint, pixels — because somewhere in the making, she's learned, is where creativity and healing turn out to be the same thing. katielebel.com
Zara Bish
Zara makes jewelry in her Sedona studio the way some people write in diaries — boldly, carefully, and with the quiet belief that the right object, worn by the right person, can feel like recognition. zarabishjewelry.com
Rise & Rest
Rise & Rest was built on the thing the body already knew: that what we actually want, and have probably always wanted, is less noise and more presence. riseandrest.com
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