Field Notes
Our living journal — a place for native botanical wisdom, seasonal reflections from nature, and simple, generational rituals of care rooted in Aotearoa.
We often have a lot of rain at this time of year here in Karamea, but we get these magic little pockets of beautiful weather and lately, it has been just like that. The blueberry plants are floweri...
Also known as New Zealand flax, harakeke is one of those plants deeply connected to Aotearoa. It grows in beautiful fans of long, upright, sword-like leaves, often found around wetlands, waterways ...
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Winter has most certainly set in. Here in Karamea there has recently been a beautiful dusting of snow touching the mountains. On clear, sunny days looking at this and breathing in the beautiful win...
This time, we hear from Lily-Rose, a 19-year-old nanny whose days are filled with early mornings, busy workdays, afternoon swims, and time with family.
Mānuka is not a trend, and it is not new.It is a plant that has always been here, rooted in the hillsides, growing wild in places where the soil is poor and the conditions are harsh. Where other pl...
Agata is a facial therapist whose work is grounded in the understanding that the face holds far more than skin alone.
Rituals We Share is a journal series that steps closer to the people who use our products every day. These are real stories from real lives — shaped by family, work, age, seasons, and everything in...
Autumn in Aotearoa has a particular kind of magic. The light softens. The air carries a sharper edge in the mornings, a coolness that asks for sleeves again. The body notices before the mind does —...
As autumn settles over Karamea, the land begins its quiet return inward. From the final blueberry harvest to stacked firewood, nourishing meals, and skincare rituals that shift toward restoration, ...