A family workshop, turning wood into gifts people keep.

How we started

We grew up around handmade things.

Our founder grew up in Central Europe, where December meant Christmas markets — wooden stalls full of carved ornaments, bowls, and boards, sold by the people who made them. After moving to the United States and starting a family here, that was what felt missing: most of what we found was mass-produced and made to be replaced.

So in 2017 we started small, making wooden ornaments in a home workshop. Kitchenware came next — the kitchen is where people actually spend time together — and boards engraved with names, dates, and handwritten recipes became the gifts people came back for.

Companies found us the same way families did. A real piece of wood with your name on it lands differently than another water bottle with a logo. Corporate gifting is now a large part of what we do, and our gift boxes bring it all together: what we make, paired with small-batch treats from makers we trust, many here in Utah, packed in boxes we make ourselves.

We’re still a small team, and together we’ve shipped more than 50,000 orders — still making things one at a time.

Why olive wood

The most beautiful wood we work with.

Our olive wood comes from trees in Tunisia and Italy that no longer bear fruit. Each board’s swirling grain is one of a kind — no two pieces are ever the same, which is exactly why we love it.

It’s dense, food-safe, and naturally resistant to odors and staining. We grade every board by hand, and only Grade A ships to customers.

See how we grade →