Harvest — Frond russet The Frond covers the mug

The Frond covers the mug in overlapping tropical leaf forms

it becomes something else entirely: rhythmic

held together by the geometry of the argyle grid underneath

For the biologist

The more specific version: someone who is drawn to natural surfaces — who prefers their objects to look like they came from somewhere

Harvest — Frond russet The Frond covers the mugNot every autumn print needs a leaf shape. Frond turns to fern instead long curling fronds in watercolor green shading into autumn yellow at the tips, a quieter and more textural take on the season than the usual maple leaf shorthand. It reads almost botanical garden rather than harvest festival, which makes it an easy year round piece, not just a September to November mug. Belongs next to the ferns that already took over the windowsill. Details