A Very Special Collaboration with Pear Bloom Farm

One of the sweetest parts of moving back to my hometown has been reconnecting with family and this beautiful community. Getting to collaborate with Pear Bloom Farm, owned by my partner’s sister, on this exclusive collection has made that return feel even more meaningful. There’s something really special about creating alongside family and sharing that work with the community we grew up in.

This collection was not only inspired by the blooms, but also features dried florals gathered from their Secret Garden, a tucked-away garden nestled within a pear orchard along the scenic Hood River Fruit Loop. Working with these florals felt incredibly intuitive; each piece already carried the essence of the farm. No two are alike, which made the process feel even more personal and alive.

The farm itself is rooted in regenerative and sustainable practices, something I deeply admire. Everything is grown with care for the land, the seasons, and what comes next. Being able to incorporate blooms from a place that honors that kind of intention made this collaboration feel aligned from the very beginning.

For the earrings in this collection, I used personally harvested cedar from the PNW along with salmon skin leather—materials that feel earthy, organic, and beautifully imperfect. I love working with elements that hold a sense of place, and these instantly bring me back to forests, coastlines, and the quiet moments outdoors that shape my work.

Honestly, this collection feels like a love letter to home: family dinners, garden walks, muddy boots, slow afternoons, and the joy of making something meaningful with people you care about.

I’m so excited to share these pieces, and even more grateful that this collection came together through family, community, and a shared appreciation for thoughtful, sustainable craftsmanship.