Explore the collections by the plants and materials behind them. You can also browse the shop by product type from the main menu.
It starts with what the hills already give us. We look at familiar materials a little differently, then make things you can eat, use and bring home.
They fell beneath the trees. Local women gathered them in season. We found a way for them to become part of the table.
Explore Pine CollectionEveryday drinkware and serveware, made from pine-needle material.
Rhododendron is part of the Himalayan landscape. We wanted to see what happened when its botanical character found its way into familiar food.
Explore Rhododendron CollectionA familiar form, with a less familiar botanical origin.
Seabuckthorn grows in the high, cold parts of the Himalayas. We put some of its character into a form you might not expect.
Explore Seabuckthorn CollectionIngredient stories and products, gathered in one place.
Known for its sting, Himalayan nettle has another side. We dry the leaves, make a fine powder and bring it into everyday pantry favourites.
Explore Nettle CollectionA mountain plant, in pasta and snacks.
Ingredient collections tell you where the story begins. Product types help you find the thing you came for. Each product can appear in both.
Honey, cookies, sweets, tea and snacks bring together ingredients from the landscape. Here, the pantry is the collection.
Explore Forest Goodness CollectionFamiliar favourites with ingredients worth knowing.
Hampers bring a few good things together. Explore the gift sets, or check back as the collection grows.
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