○ In the studio · coming soon
Ritual of the inner
A tablespoon of cold-pressed sesame or coconut oil, swished slowly for ten minutes before breakfast. Gandusha, the classical Ayurvedic mouth ritual.
A small amount of warm water, a small amount of sesame oil, a pinch of salt. You swish it for five minutes, first thing in the morning, on an empty stomach, and then you spit. The Ayurvedic practice is called oil pulling. I do not call it that on the label because most people do not need the history, they need the directions.
Mouth Elixir is in the studio now. The first batch will be small — we will let you know the day it ships, and we will not write to you about anything else.
For the quiet hour when the day is done, the mug is warm, the breath slows. The mouth, the throat, the chest — the inside weather.
Morning, empty cup. Evening, after the meal. Anytime the body is asking for warmth from the inside.
Taste, heat in the belly, the slow exhale.
Cold mornings, long nights, the seasons that ask for warmth.
From the same ritual — a small, hand-curated set, the way you would build a shelf yourself.
Every small-batch object that leaves the studio carries a small, hand-written card. Yours will have one too.
— The studio