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Heritage Breed Terrariums
When Matthew Mead reached out to us to find a use for his favorite jelly jars, we told him it wouldn’t be something pedestrian like jelly, jam, preserves, conserves or whatever the heck Limeys are currently calling the stuff they spread on a crumpet each morning. These ridiculously cool jars (like so many things in this ever so talented man’s collection) needed some grass-fed, pasture-raised lovin’. Voila, Heritage Breed Terrariums. A jelly jar with a conscience.
Supernatural Seaweed
Words and artwork by katherine sandoz Colonies of seaweed populate all the world’s oceans, but it is an algae, not a weed. Classified as brown, red and green, find […]
Havana Mojito
Recipe by Luis Simón as told to Libbie Summers Photography by Chia Chong Words and Styling by Libbie Summers I’d only known Luis for a matter of minutes before I […]