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Brass Bubble Hoops
$195
Rounded bubble hoops are designed with a hollowed out form for a lightweight earring that has strong visual weight. Suitable for daily wear. Shiny brass finish. details Handmade in Los Angeles Brass Earring, Sterling Silver PostEarrings are 1" in diameter
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Brass Modernist Cuff
$258
Sculpted by hand, our Modernist Bracelet was designed with artist, Barbara Hepworth, in mind. This powerful, statement piece can be worn on the wrist or mid-way up the arm. DetailsHandmade in Los AngelesBrass1.75" at highest point2.25" interior width
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Dollop Studs
$209
These organically shaped studs are inspired by a whimsical dollop shape. Due to their unique form, they sit on the ear lobe, then twist underneath it. A subtle statement piece that's well suited for daily wear. BRONZE & BRASS CARE When left raw, these materials will naturally patina and age over time, giving each piece character and depth. To delay this process and maintain shine, avoid contact with water and remove overnight, store the piece in an airtight container. If preferred, a gentle cleanser or polish can be applied as needed to maintain shine. details Made in Los AngelesBrass, Sterling Silver Posts & Backs1.25” inches in heightEngraved with maker's mark
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Doodle Chain Choker
$399
This choker was designed for everyday wear, the perfect style worn alone, or layered with other necklaces. Six different link styles are intermixed for a unique, varied texture. DetailsHandmade in Los AngelesGold Plated Brass LinksGold-Fill Lobster Clasp16" in length
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Husk Hugger
$89
A snug fitting ear hugger covered in textural ripples. The ear cuff is rounded at inner corners for maximum comfort. BRONZE & BRASS CARE When left raw, these materials will naturally patina and age over time, giving each piece character and depth. To delay this process and maintain shine, avoid contact with water and remove overnight, store the piece in an airtight container. If preferred, a gentle cleanser or polish can be applied as needed to maintain shine. details Handmade in Los AngelesBrass1/2" in heightMaker's mark at interior
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Macrame Weaving Workshop
$80
Archived Workshop: Join us for an afternoon of knot tying, Ied by Fiber Artist Ashley Campbell of The Beige Motel. In this workshop, students will learn how to create their very own plant hanger. Suitable for all ages; beginners welcome. Each student will receive an instructional knot booklet to further guide them in more macrame projects beyond this workshop. Class fee includes Natural Fiber for Macrame Potted plant to live in the new piece Small tote bag to hold all supplies -- Can't make this class but are interested in taking this workshop? Email us and we can notify you of the next workshop!
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Marimo Water Terrarium
$45
This terrarium is a simple way to display Marimo, Japanese moss balls. Marimos are a rare growth form of Aegagropila linnaei, a species of filamentous green algae. They cluster and grow into large green balls with a velvety appearance. The species can be found in a number of lakes and rivers in Japan and Northern Europe. LIGHT: Bright Indirect WATER: Change once every two weeks CARE: Swirl vessel every so often to aid in keeping round shape DETAILS Glass Vessel & Rocks, 4" x 6"~5 qty Marimo BallsPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants
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Natural Dyeing Workshop with Maggie Pate, Capturing Color with Plant Extracts
$150
Archived Workshop:Natural dye extracts are plant-derived powders that, when measured properly and added to a dye bath, will produce vibrant and rich hues. With extracts, color can be captured from foreign lands — like purple from Brazil with logwood tree chips, sunny yellows from Mexico with curcumin powder, pinks from Argentina with quebracho tree bark, and reds or rusts from Central Asia with madder root. INSTRUCTOR: MAGGIE PATETextile artist Maggie Pate has cultivated a remarkable studio that is 100% sustainable and eco-friendly. Her main focus is on capturing color predominantly with food waste, collected from local restaurants and farms. In June 2018, she released her first book, The Natural Colors Cookbook. Her guide explores in depth how to capture color with food waste and pantry basics, making natural dyeing and sustainable colors accessible — and earth-loving — to all. CLASS DETAILS This 3-hour, hands-on workshop will give an overview of how to dye fibers naturally from exotic plant material in extract form. Intro to fibers Scouring bath Mordant bath Resistance patterns Dye bath pH shifts During this class, the following items will be provided to practice dyeing: — Silk ribbon— Cotton tote— Cotton bandana If you're interested in bringing your own fibers to dye, please email us in advance. We'll try to accommodate all requests. --Questions? Can't make this class date? Email us, and we'll notify you of our next workshop. Gift a workshop: Our classes make thoughtful, engaging presents. If you'd like to purchase a workshop for someone, please make a note during checkout.
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Natural Dyeing Workshop with Maggie Pate, Color Steam
$85
Archived Workshop Create bright colors and unique patterns with this bundle dyeing workshop using food waste. Bundle dyeing is a natural dye technique that involves laying out the dye material on the fiber and rolling it up for a steam bath. Students will create their own silk scarf using food waste items like blueberry extract, onion skins, and turmeric in an original pattern of their choosing. INSTRUCTOR: MAGGIE PATE Textile artist Maggie Pate has cultivated a remarkable studio that is 100% sustainable and eco-friendly. Her main focus is on capturing color predominantly with food waste, collected from local restaurants and farms. In June 2018, she released her first book, The Natural Colors Cookbook. Her guide explores in depth how to capture color with food waste and pantry basics, making natural dyeing and sustainable colors accessible — and earth-loving — to all. CLASS DETAILS This 2-hour, hands-on workshop will give an overview of how to capture color and create pattern through bundle dyeing. Intro to Bundle Dyeing Fiber treatment & preparation Pattern design and composition Steam bath technique During this class, the following item will be provided to practice dyeing: — Silk Scarf --Questions? Can't make this class date? Email us, and we'll notify you of our next workshop. Gift a workshop: Our classes make thoughtful, engaging presents. If you'd like to purchase a workshop for someone, please make a note during checkout.
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Natural Dyeing Workshop with Maggie Pate, Flower Pounding
$85
Archived Workshop: Within each flower, there is an explosive power of color just waiting to be revealed. In this hands-on workshop, we will use a pounding technique and a variety of flowers to create atmospheric and colorful silk scarves. This form of eco-printing has a final result similar to the Japanese technique of shibori dyeing. INSTRUCTOR: MAGGIE PATE Textile artist Maggie Pate has cultivated a remarkable studio that is 100% sustainable and eco-friendly. Her main focus is on capturing color predominantly with food waste, collected from local restaurants and farms. In June 2018, she released her first book, The Natural Colors Cookbook. Her guide explores in depth how to capture color with food waste and pantry basics, making natural dyeing and sustainable colors accessible — and earth-loving — to all. CLASS DETAILS This 2-hour, hands-on workshop will give an overview of how to create color and pattern from Intro to Eco-Printing Fiber treatment & preparation Flower composition and design Pounding Techniques During this class, the following items will be provided to practice dyeing: — Silk Scarf— Cotton Tote Bag If you're interested in bringing your own fibers to dye, please email us in advance. We'll try to accommodate all requests. --Questions? Can't make this class date? Email us, and we'll notify you of our next workshop. Gift a workshop: Our classes make thoughtful, engaging presents. If you'd like to purchase a workshop for someone, please make a note during checkout.
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Natural Dyeing Workshop with Maggie Pate, Indigo Batik Banner
$85
Archived Workshop: Batik is an ancient resistance technique originating from Indonesia. Learn about the history of this process and the steps involved in creating these patterns or designs on natural fabrics. This is a 2-hour hands-on workshop with detailed instruction on how to utilize gutta glue works as a resisting medium and the process of using an indigo dye bath to magically reveal the design. During this class, the following items will be provided to practice dyeing: -Natural Cloth Banner (8" x 11")-Wood Hanging Rod If you are interested in bringing your own fibers to batik, please email us in advance. We will try to accommodate all requests. Textile artist, Maggie Pate has cultivated a studio that is 100% sustainable and eco-friendly. Her main focus is on capturing color predominantly with food waste collected from local restaurants and farms. In June 2018, she released her first book, "The Natural Colors Cookbook." Her book explores in-depth how to capturing color with food waste and pantry basics, making natural dyeing and sustainable colors accessible to all. -- Can't make it to this workshop but would like to be notified of future similar classes? Please shoot us an email at hello@glasswingshop.com and we'll keep you in the loop.
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Natural Dyeing Workshop with Maggie Pate, Indigo BYO
$25
Archived Workshop: Breathe new life into stained garments, repurpose old items, or add a beautiful inky-blue indigo color to a new piece. You bring your own natural fiber items, and we'll provide the indigo and fun. INSTRUCTOR: MAGGIE PATETextile artist Maggie Pate has cultivated a remarkable studio that is 100% sustainable and eco-friendly. Her main focus is on capturing color predominantly with food waste, collected from local restaurants and farms. In June 2018, she released her first book, The Natural Colors Cookbook. Her guide explores in depth how to capture color with food waste and pantry basics, making natural dyeing and sustainable colors accessible — and earth-loving — to all. CLASS DETAILS Bring up to 5 pre-laundered, manageably-sized fiber items, made of natural fibers (such as linen or cotton). -- Questions? Can't make this class date? Email us, and we'll notify you of our next workshop.Gift a workshop: Our classes make thoughtful, engaging presents. If you'd like to purchase a workshop for someone, please make a note during checkout.
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Natural Dyeing Workshop with Maggie Pate, Pigment from Petals
$175
Archived Workshop: We will explore the process of capturing the beauty of a flower and repurpose it into hue. This workshop will open up with an overview lecture on the basics of natural dyeing and then will dive into the extraction process with a hands-on approach with a variety of in-season petals. INSTRUCTOR: MAGGIE PATE Textile artist Maggie Pate has cultivated a remarkable studio that is 100% sustainable and eco-friendly. Her main focus is on capturing color predominantly with food waste, collected from local restaurants and farms. In June 2018, she released her first book, The Natural Colors Cookbook. Her guide explores in depth how to capture color with food waste and pantry basics, making natural dyeing and sustainable colors accessible — and earth-loving — to all. CLASS DETAILS This 3.5-hour, hands-on workshop will give an overview of how to dye fibers naturally with color extracted from fresh flowers. Intro to fibers Scouring and mordant baths Creating a dye bath pH shifts During this class, the following items will be provided to practice dyeing: — Silk Bandana— Fishnet market tote bag— Fiber swatches to create a personal dye book If you're interested in bringing your own fibers to dye, please email us in advance. We'll try to accommodate all requests. Yarn and protein fibers would work best for this workshop. --Questions? Can't make this class date? Email us, and we'll notify you of our next workshop. Gift a workshop: Our classes make thoughtful, engaging presents. If you'd like to purchase a workshop for someone, please make a note during checkout.
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Night Journal
$25
A lightly guided journal intended to support your evening ritual and foster a state of reflection at the close of your day. By recognizing your daily efforts, recording your current musings, listing the top three things you are grateful for and responding with a journal entry, the Night Journal connects you with your current self and allows you to reflect on the day with a sense of purpose. detailsMade in EuropeGold foil stamped cover and inner pages printed on luxe recycled stock made from 30% post-consumer waste. 75 inner pages of lightly guided morning entry pages. Perfect Bound.5" x 8"
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Obsidian Gift Set
$82
A collection of carefully considered objects that are thoughtful and easy to gift. Items shown are gift wrapped together and can be shipped directly to the recipient. Gift notes are complimentary and can be entered during checkout. Gift Set Includes Kapital 56 Yarns Ma-1 Rainbowy Happy Heel Socks in Black, $51 Kapital Color Bandana Ikarimakuri in Black, $40
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Philodendron micans, "Velvet Leaf Philodendron"
$14 to $68
Originally found in the Caribbean, the micans is loved for its velvety sheen and colorfully varied foliage. In their natural habitat, micans will grow against a host tree and root into the bark. Allow your micans to trail for a long and delicate effect, or encourage climbing with a trellis or moss pole for more dense foliage. LIGHT: Medium to bright, indirect light or some direct morning sun. Micans can survive in lower light, but the plant may become leggy. Avoid afternoon direct sun as it may burn the leaves. WATER: Water thoroughly so that water drains out the bottom of the pot, then allow the top 30% of soil to dry before watering again. Make sure the potting medium is fast-draining to prevent root rot. Do not overwater. Signs of overwatering might include water droplets or yellowing edges on the leaves. Signs of under-watering include brown leaf edges. Adding humidity to the environment is beneficial to increase leaf growth. TEMPERATURE: 60-80 degrees F. It generally does not do well in temperatures below 50 degrees. FERTILIZER: 1x/month during it's active growing season (spring through fall) ORIGIN: Native to jungles of the Caribbean NOTES: These plants are toxic and should be kept away from pets and children. DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants
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Philodendron erubescens, "Red Emerald"
$30 to $40
A beautiful climbing Philodendron with wine-red colored stalks and elongated leaves. Train this specimen to climb up a wall or trellis. If left to grow organically, it will trail and cascade. LIGHT Bright indirect light, or direct morning sun. WATER Allow top 25% of soil to dry between waterings. Yellowing and brown leaf tips usually indicate overwatering. Reduce watering in the winter. High humidity is beneficial TEMPERATURE 60-80 degrees. Avoid cold drafts. FERTILIZER Once per month during the active growing season. DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants
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Assorted Cactus
$12 to $78
Cacti are diverse members of the Cactaceae family, and are hardy desert plants. Evolving to thrive in arid environments, these succulents feature fleshy stems, spines, and unique shapes. Their low-maintenance nature and striking appearances have made them popular choices for indoor and outdoor decoration, embodying resilience and adaptability. Please note that not every cactus is the same, and availability is subject to what we have in-store. LIGHT These plants prefer bright light or direct sun. WATER Keep dry for as long as possible. In the summer months, water about once per month and do not water between December and early February. TEMPERATURE Cacti can tolerate dramatic changes in temperature between day and night. Keep above 40 degrees at night. FERTILIZER Cacti generally do not need fertiliser indoors. NOTES These plants are toxic and should be kept away from pets and children. They may flower occasionally in the summer months. DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants
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Monstera deliciosa 'Thai Constellation'
$15 to $230
Monstera deliciosa, also known as the “Swiss Cheese Plant” due the unique development of ridges and holes on its more mature leaves, is a species of flowering plant native to the southern Mexico and Panama. The variegated Monstera has similar care to that of solid green monstera deliciosa. The main difference is the white portion of the variegated monstera leaves cannot absorb light, so it needs to work twice as hard to photosynthesize. Therefore low light conditions are not ideal, keep your variegated monstera in bright ambient light and it will be very happy. Choose a location away from air vents and drafts where the monstera can avoid dry air. Monsteras appreciate a warm, humid environment; a good amount of water and gentle sunlight. If you’re unsure about your lighting conditions, placing the plant 5-10 feet from a well-lit window is the safest bet. Water your plant when you first receive it, but it is important not to give too much or too little water. 1 liter is a good place to start. Monsteras prefer soil that is consistently, if slightly, moist. As epiphytes with aerial roots, they are sensitive to overwatering. Typically, you shouldn’t have to water your monstera more than once a week. If the top 2 inches of the soil is dry, your plant could use a drink. For general upkeep, dust the leaves often so the plant can photosynthesize properly. Using fertilizer spring through fall will enhance your plants foliage and promote new growth. DETAILS All pants come in their plastic grower's potDecorative Pots Sold SeparatelyPlants are available in-store pickup or local delivery onlyDelivery surcharge may be applied for oversized plants
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Tool Box
$248
A simply designed case for writing utensils but also for small work tools such as scissors and protractors. It is specifically designed to pack flat when empty and expand to fit everything you need to get work done. Made from a durable pressed cotton canvas and leather for durability. MATERIAL Smooth surface cowhide is tanned using vegetable tannins from the mimosa tree. Vegetable tanning takes more time but does not use the toxic compounds needed for chrome tanned leather. Aniline dyes soak into the leather leaving visible the natural variation in grain and texture. The more aniline dyed leather is used, the better the surface patina gets over time. Pressed Cotton fabric is made with the same machines that were used to make very durable tent fabric. The base color of the white threads will become more apparent and it will soften with use. Details Made in JapanPressed Cotton, LeatherBrass snaps closedHolds 36 pencils21.3 x 9.3 x 3 cm / 8.4 x 3.7 x 1.2"
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