A bowl turned from a maple that came down two streets over. A knife forged by a man whose name is on the blade. We brand the box and tell the story. The maker signs the work.
We work with makers today. Their names are not on this page, because a name on a page that sells things is a decision the maker gets to make, not us. As each one confirms, they go up here with their own words, their own links, and their own town.
It would be easy to fill this page tonight. It would also be the first thing about us that was not true.
Call us, text us, email us, or fill in six boxes. A person reads every one of them and you hear back either way.
You sign the piece. We brand the packaging and write the story around it. Nobody buying it will be confused about whose hands it came out of.
We never print it until you tell us in writing that you are fine being named on something we sell. That holds for this page, the product pages, and anything we post.
The Workbench shows what we are waiting on, what we owe you, and one line back to us. Email still works. It always will.