Tucked into the eastern foothills of Washington's North Cascades is a little gem of a place called the Methow Valley, where we spent two delightful weeks over the summer solstice. And let me tell you, I swooned.
Wildflowers scattered across the hillsides, orchards and farms filling the valley, a farmers market bursting with locally grown goodness, and the most incredible little organic grocery store I've ever encountered. Add in a thriving arts community, sweet cafes, and a landscape that seems to offer something beautiful around every bend, and you've got a place that feels positively abundant in all the ways I love.
These earrings came together intuitively during our time there, inspired by the colors and aliveness of that place. Warm oranges, soft pinks, earthy blacks, and little touches of gold come together in a playful floral design with flowing ivory fringe. A celebration of summer's generous offerings, both cultivated and wild.
Part of The Great West collection, created during a summer spent traveling through Wyoming, Montana, and eastern Washington. Made with gratitude for the ancestral homelands of the Methow people, whose descendants continue their relationships with this land today.
Lovingly hand-woven with high-quality Miyuki glass beads, natural thread, and 18K gold-plated sterling silver (925) earwires. Only the good stuff. :)
25% of proceeds from this pair are donated to the Methow Descendants, supporting Indigenous cultural traditions, community gatherings, and care for ancestral lands.
Tucked into the eastern foothills of Washington's North Cascades is a little gem of a place called the Methow Valley, where we spent two delightful weeks over the summer solstice. And let me tell you, I swooned.
Wildflowers scattered across the hillsides, orchards and farms filling the valley, a farmers market bursting with locally grown goodness, and the most incredible little organic grocery store I've ever encountered. Add in a thriving arts community, sweet cafes, and a landscape that seems to offer something beautiful around every bend, and you've got a place that feels positively abundant in all the ways I love.
These earrings came together intuitively during our time there, inspired by the colors and aliveness of that place. Warm oranges, soft pinks, earthy blacks, and little touches of gold come together in a playful floral design with flowing ivory fringe. A celebration of summer's generous offerings, both cultivated and wild.
Part of The Great West collection, created during a summer spent traveling through Wyoming, Montana, and eastern Washington. Made with gratitude for the ancestral homelands of the Methow people, whose descendants continue their relationships with this land today.
Lovingly hand-woven with high-quality Miyuki glass beads, natural thread, and 18K gold-plated sterling silver (925) earwires. Only the good stuff. :)
25% of proceeds from this pair are donated to the Methow Descendants, supporting Indigenous cultural traditions, community gatherings, and care for ancestral lands.