Soaps

Five bars, each one cured for at least eight weeks. We pour with tallow from a ranch outside Pecos, oils from a supplier in Texas, and infusions from herbs we either grow or harvest ourselves. The bars are 4.5 ounces and last between six and ten weeks of daily use. None of them are scented synthetically. None of them are the same.

A bar of Mesquite & Cedar soap on a wooden cutting board, late-afternoon side-light catching the texture.

Mesquite & Cedar

Mesquite resin, Atlas cedar, dark and warm.

A bar of Yarrow & Tallow soap on a wooden cutting board, late-afternoon side-light catching the texture.

Yarrow & Tallow

Yarrow infused in grass-fed tallow. Lasts longer, lathers slow.

A bar of High Desert Yucca soap on a wooden cutting board, late-afternoon side-light catching the texture.

High Desert Yucca

Yucca root soap. Mineral, slightly bitter green.

A bar of Piñon Smoke soap on a wooden cutting board, late-afternoon side-light catching the texture.

Piñon Smoke

Piñon resin and a low smoke note. Warm and dark.

A bar of Greasewood soap on a wooden cutting board, late-afternoon side-light catching the texture.

Greasewood

The smell of rain in the high desert before the rain reaches you.

Also in the shop: body oils · balms · candles · sachets.