Breadwoodwater is a branded meta commentary on materiality, elevating found objects to "premium products" through arrangement, presentation, and designation of value. As a disruption to designer culture, this collection acts as a contemplation on the ephemeral designs of the natural world when unaltered. These items were each found, refined, and curated in what is now called Los Angeles, the ancestral land of the Kizh nation (otherwise regarded as Gabrieleño-Tongva).
Though this exercise is conceptual, the objects themselves are available to purchase. All interested parties may reach out for inquiry, payment, shipment, and COA. 100% of all profits will go directly to remnant tribal and indigenous organizations such as the California Tribal Fund, the Tongva Taraxat Paxaavxa Conservancy, and the Sacred Places Institute to support land preservation and cultural propagation.

Tipu Tree bark
$900
34cm x 6cm

Cajeput Tree bark
$77041cm x 20cm

Cedar driftwood
$103529cm x 9cm

Date Palm frond
$85046cm x 10cm

King Palm fiber
$725
107cm

Purple Lantana root
$750
32cm x 8cm

Nīkau Palm frond
$130083cm x 35cm