add much more! Come by and see the new arrivals
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Home and Jewelry goods arriving daily!
Now that the shows are over, the new goodies are beginning to arrive! New items are arriving almost daily, so stop in and see what's new. The website isn't representing anything new just yet. Stay tuned to the blog where everything is freshly updated!
desktop accessories such as leather mouse pads and brass pencil holders
gemstone tourmaline slices
new beaded color for spring
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Sharing from Vogue.com
We just picked up this line and will have it in store at the end of the month--can't wait!!
“It’s a little bit cowboys and Indians,” says Maya Yogev of the inspiration behind her inaugural range of handbags that she’ll launch with her business partner, Keira Guez, for spring 2011. Everything from the sandy desert-color palette to the totem-pole reference in the brand’s title belies a Native American theme.
A wily desert traveler—her collection is based on everything from joshua trees to Coachella—Yogev couldn’t help but embrace a utilitarian tilt for her thirteen-strong debut: “I reshaped bags I’d collected from army surplus stores,” she says. “They’re functional, but you can dress them up with these beautiful charms.” Cue the antique brass, bone, and sea-urchin quills, crafted into tassel adornments by jewelry designer Sierra Reed, that attach to Yogev’s many-pocketed backpacks, collapsible bucket bags, and multi-zip messengers in lightweight fabrics such as lambskin and linen.
Also the creator of premium leather-jacket brand Grai, 29-year-old Yogev had no qualms about switching subjects. “The head of Otis College used to say, ‘If you’re trained in fashion design, you should also be able to design a car,’ so it just took a little research to feel comfortable with the transition,” she says with a shrug. And while she’s not about to turn her skills to transportation, she’s all set to dress up travelers in style.
“It’s a little bit cowboys and Indians,” says Maya Yogev of the inspiration behind her inaugural range of handbags that she’ll launch with her business partner, Keira Guez, for spring 2011. Everything from the sandy desert-color palette to the totem-pole reference in the brand’s title belies a Native American theme.
A wily desert traveler—her collection is based on everything from joshua trees to Coachella—Yogev couldn’t help but embrace a utilitarian tilt for her thirteen-strong debut: “I reshaped bags I’d collected from army surplus stores,” she says. “They’re functional, but you can dress them up with these beautiful charms.” Cue the antique brass, bone, and sea-urchin quills, crafted into tassel adornments by jewelry designer Sierra Reed, that attach to Yogev’s many-pocketed backpacks, collapsible bucket bags, and multi-zip messengers in lightweight fabrics such as lambskin and linen.
Also the creator of premium leather-jacket brand Grai, 29-year-old Yogev had no qualms about switching subjects. “The head of Otis College used to say, ‘If you’re trained in fashion design, you should also be able to design a car,’ so it just took a little research to feel comfortable with the transition,” she says with a shrug. And while she’s not about to turn her skills to transportation, she’s all set to dress up travelers in style.
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Thursday, February 3, 2011
New scarves
vintage silk Ikat squares $48 ea
hand-dyed tie dyed silk scarves $52 ea
vintage table linen silk scarves $58 ea
Coatt Morse Code Necklaces
just arrived in time for valentine's day; Coatt morse code silk and gold-filled necklaces with dot dot dash words such as lover, coeur, peace, friend, amore, mom, sister, etc...I love these!
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
new year new york new lines
rorshach art
turkish ring
tin type necklaces with book necklace
new leather and stone bracelets
vintage frames
antique lockets from the chelsea flea market
tiny type necklace with antique baby ring
gem album of tin types
love the shoe, should I order?
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
excited about...black spot books!
how sweet; the most personal of gifts, a tiny journal to wear over your heart
wear one, wear several.
antique victorian lace cast into a ring
antique gun trigger necklace (gun used in a train robbery!)
Margaux Kent, an artist from Philadelphia, makes these amazing little books with thick, hand-torn drawing paper covered in worn leather sourced from ripped old chairs from Holland; boots, shoes and bags collected from all across the country..She has a story behind every piece she makes, which made me want to carry this lovely line of jewelry in our newest store. I love jewelry with soul..
Sunday, November 28, 2010
We are Open!!
what a wonderful first weekend it was! such an outpouring of support--thank you to all who came to see the new store!
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