GreenskeeperKEEP THE
GREENS
Little enamel friends that hang wherever you want them — a chain, a zipper, your favorite piece of gear. If you know, you know.
Get first dibs ✦
The first drop
The Cloud
An open silver cloud, one bright leaf, one tiny blue drop of rain.
1 of 9The Mushroom
Rose-gold little guy, leafy green cap, permanently delighted.
2 of 9The Moonleaf
Sage enamel, gold moon and star. The whimsigoth one.
3 of 9The Bear Hug
Gold little bear. Death grip on his favorite leaf. Not sorry.
4 of 9The Lucky Cat
Waves in good fortune and good greens. Lucky herb, indeed.
5 of 9The Buzz
A happy little leaf and the gold bee who won't leave it alone.
6 of 9The Whiskers
Rose gold, green enamel, tiny gold ears. Half leaf, all cat.
7 of 9The Daydream
A leaf drifting on a silver cloud, two little blue crystals along for the ride.
8 of 9The Nightcap
Sound asleep under a gold moon and two tiny stars. The last one of the night.
9 of 9Why “keep the greens”?
Greens are the first pull of a fresh bowl — the green, unburnt top. Passing someone the greens is the oldest bit of session etiquette there is: the generous move, the “no, you first.”
That’s the whole brand in three words. Little rituals, looked after. Kind by default. (And yes, a greenskeeper also tends golf courses. Tell whichever version your grandma needs to hear. 🌿)
We'll be wandering the floor as guests — spot the greens, say hi. 🌿