Folklore

Memory Woven in Petals

Folklore began with a memory pulled from the heart by flowers. When the verbena and forget-me-nots came together, they reached into the artist's soul and found a pattern — green borders, blue petals, tiny flourishes from a childhood china plate.

That plate had held peaches and toast and thousands of quiet mornings. It had watched generations pass stories between hands. Folklore is built from that pattern-memory: simple, strong, familiar, and full of love.

This collection carries the visual language of domestic enchantment — stitched borders, wooden handles, wildflowers gathered in aprons. It remembers lullabies without words and symbols passed down like recipes.

These are not heirlooms from the past. They are heirlooms from the soul.