“Trillium No. 1” Tetra Pak Print repurposed wood Instead of fumbling with and

Instead of fumbling with and tripping over multiple bags of supplies and gear

The wax will fade with use and the color of the bag will lighten and evolve

A set of two vegetable-tanned leather shoulder pads for a Rogue Backpack

painting and colour studies by Walter Kent

This is an upgrade for the shoulder strap for our Tote

“Trillium No. 1” Tetra Pak Print repurposed wood Instead of fumbling with andToday we share with you a new kind of adventure. I have been for the last 97 days learning the technique of dry point printing through observing the world around me, focusing on the day to day life of a flower, a goose couple, and of course, Pearl. Each year I set out on an adventure to learn a new process which helps me share Peg and Awl treasures whilst simultaneously offering me ever desired new ways of seeing and storytelling. This collection