Every band starts as earth from a real place. Pick the one that means something.
Ten years ago, three friends in Mt. Shasta, California found a 200-year-old indigenous method for rolling beads out of earth and clay. They filled the first bead with soil from their own hometown — and realized a place could be worn.
A decade later every band is still hand-rolled and hand-knotted in Northern California, on hemp cord, with zero plastic. And a portion of every sale still goes back to the earth we take from.
Four steps, all by hand, all in Northern California. No moulds, no machines, no plastic anywhere in the process.
Sand and soil collected by hand — by us, by ambassadors, sometimes by customers — from a specific, named place.
Mixed with ancient clay blends using a 200-year-old indigenous method. Vegan ingredients only.
Rolled, cured and painted one at a time — which is why no two bands are ever quite identical.
Adjustable hemp cord, a fabric tag naming the place it came from, and a note on how to wear it.
“Certain places hold precious memories — now I can hold a piece of that place, not just in my heart.”
“Unique, easy to put on and take off, comfortable to wear. I ordered several for gifts and kept three for myself.”
“Not only one of my favorite places to be ever — there is also this adorable Galveston band.”
“Certain places hold precious memories — now I can hold a piece of that place, not just in my heart.”
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