Ordering 

Items listed as “Available now” are as pictured and ready to ship.
Items listed as “Made to Order” will have a 3 - 4 week lead time. You can choose from a basic shape and wood species but each item will vary slightly as is the nature of handmade objects.

If you have a request for something you don't see, upload a sketch and some details about your idea and I will get back to you with a quote and let you know if your request is doable. 

Return Policy

Each object is hand carved with sweat and love and is not refundable. If an item arrives damaged, please send documentation and I will replace it. Items are delicate so I can not replace anything that is  broken outside of shipping. While each object is fully usable, still treat it with care. It is functional art.

Care

With the right care, all items will have a nice long life. The wood species used for my carvings are all hard and durable, however the strength of wood weakens in areas where more material has been removed such as the prongs of the hairpin. Hairpins are made to withstand frequent use but are also the most delicate of the items that I make. Be careful not to put too much inward pressure on the tongs of the hairpins or pack them under too much pressure. 

All items can be washed with light soap and water to remove any scuffs or dirt. They can be patted dry or left to air dry as long as they are not left sitting in too much water or moisture. If washing a cutting board, make sure to leave it on its side while it dries fully to avoid warping. 

For spoons, cutting boards, or cooking bowls, oil them often with mineral oil or butcher block oil. For all other objects, an occasional wipe down with mineral oil can help revive the wood if it's looking dull or dry.

Tips for Hair Pins/ Combs:

• When using a hair pin, form the bun and weave the pin through. Don't use the thin legs of the pin to put the bun up.

• If hair is very thick or long, try using a hair tie and then sticking the pin through the existing bun.