Forged from
what the season gives.
Soap leached from rhododendron. Moisturiser pressed from a single family's rapeseed. Resin rings set with river-fractured obsidian and whatever the wood is offering this week. One hundred of each. Then the door closes until the next pour.
14 / 100 remain- Rare. Made twice a season.
- Hobby. Made because the bloom asked.
- Green. Nothing leaves the ridge unaccounted for.
- Forged. Slow lye, cold press, set by hand.
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Rhododendron Lye
Three moons of slow leach. The base our soap is built on.
Wild Valley Honey
Raw, unfiltered, taken from the same wildflower bloom we forage in.
Cold-pressed Rapeseed
From a single family estate. Pressed without heat.
Fractured Obsidian
Riverbed stones, hand-fractured, set deep in the resin.
Mountain Fern
Pressed within the day it was found, while the green is still wet.
Obsidian, fern, the second the resin sets.
Each ring holds something foraged within the same week it was cast. No two contain the same arrangement. Sized to the wearer.
“The lye takes the colour of tea, the honey smells of gorse. This batch feels more grounded than the last — less floral, more forest floor.”
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