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  My life would just not be the same without flowers. I am lucky enough to receive a bouquet from the local farmers' market nearly every week from my husband, and I am capable enough to grow a bunch on my own. I place them around our house in M+A stone vases, as well as some glass ones that I've collected over the years. I have found that the weight of stone vases enables you to get a little bolder/bigger in your arrangements than glass or even ceramic, without the vases tipping over. Sometimes just a single blossom is all you need to get a boost. Simple and satisfying. But other times it's nice to use long branches for the...

We've found many uses for our Totem Plinth Bowl in Soapstone, but a really great one is as a pedestal for our planters if you flip the bowl over.  Also works well as a catchall or as an ashtray for burning incense.       

Nothing feels like spring more than bringing the outside inside and celebrating it with a beautiful object.  Alabaster chalice vase? Meet two perfect, waxy tulips. You both glow from within (as is proof of these photographs)! They can't take a bad one!   Special guest star is our black soapstone round tray! Both made by hand (sans the tulips) and with a lot of love!