Plain packaging as standardNo card details held on this site18+ · Adults onlyShips across the United States
New arrivals

Chapter six

Added slowly.

What has joined the catalogue in the last season, and what it replaced.

SonnetAdd to cart

Sonnet

$172
S-curve · Rose-gold band
VesperAdd to cart

Vesper

$148
Nib tip · Precision
TideAdd to cart

Tide

$164
Triple wave · Broad contact

How to choose

New arrivals, in three decisions.

We add two or three pieces a year and remove one for every two we add. The catalogue is intentionally small: eight pieces with pages, plus a short list of accessories. New arrivals are listed here for a season, then folded into their category chapter.

This page also records what left. Aurelia's original finish was discontinued in favour of a bead-blasted version that does not show fingerprints; Winter Rose replaced a candle whose wick tended to tunnel. Keeping that record is more useful to a returning customer than a countdown timer.

  1. What is new this season

    Aurelia in a bead-blasted finish, Petal Salts in a smaller jar, and a revised Quiet Case lining that can be removed for washing.

  2. What was retired

    The original polished Aurelia, the 200 g Bath House jar, and the ribbon-tied gift box with a printed band.

  3. How we decide

    A piece stays if it is still being reordered after a year and if we can still source the material. Both conditions matter; several well-reviewed pieces have left because the silicone supplier changed.

New arrivals still life

Questions asked about this chapter

What is the difference between your silicone and ceramic pieces?
Silicone is soft, warms quickly, and is the better choice if you want something that does not feel like an object. Ceramic is heavier and holds temperature, which changes how vibration travels — it reads as a lower, warmer hum. Both are non-porous and both can be cleaned properly; the choice is about weight and sensation rather than safety.
Are your products phthalate-free?
Yes. Every body-contact item in the catalogue is made from platinum-cured silicone, glazed ceramic, or machined aluminium, and none of those materials uses phthalates in their formulation. We name the material on each product page rather than relying on the phrase alone, because "body-safe" has no legal definition in the United States.

Ask us directly

We use essential cookies to run this catalogue, and optional ones to understand which pages are read. Nothing optional loads before you choose.