After taking a wheel throwing class during college in 2011, Christi fell in love with ceramics. She continued to work with clay as a hobby, until 2014 when she began working full time as an entrepreneur. Each Christi Ahee piece is hand made on the wheel for every day use and honors Christi's playful, whimsical aesthetic. She adds gold luster glaze detailing, skulls and speckles to bring joy to these practical objects.  Christi moved from Chicago to Los Angeles in 2020. For updates on ongoing projects, find her on instagram and here! 

Chani Nicholas is a Canadian astrologer with a unique perspective on astrology. Chani's horoscopes read as affirmations. She is the first astrologer to encourage one to read both the horoscope of their rising sign and sun sign. Chani advocates for all, especially those whose voices need amplifying. She is clever, passionate and insightful. In her first book You Were Born For This, Chani shows how your birth chart (a snapshot of the sky at the moment you were born) reveals your gifts, challenges, and opportunities. With journal prompts, reflection questions, and affirmations personal to your astrological makeup, this book guides you along...

Clary Collection is a women-founded and operated enterprise. They stock over 180 stores from their production space in Nashville, Tenessee. In addition, Clary Collection is MadeSafe Certified.  To make their products, Clary Collection focuses on the craft of oil infusion, where flowers and herbs are slowly steeped in warm oil. Then, they gently transfer the healing qualities of plants to nourishing oil bases, a tradition inherited by their ancestors. Clary Collection includes uncomplicated, but effective blends that treat chronic dryness, eczema flare-ups, sensitive irritation, allergic reaction, scrapes and even bug bites.  Check out Clary’s Pinterest & blog for more! 

Have you checked out Green Girl Leah?  Leah is an intersectional environmental activist who is passionate about exploring the relationship between social justice and environmentalism. Her goal? To make things more equal for everyone and nicer for Mother Earth.  Through her article on The Good Trade, Leah Explains what environmental justice means and how we can take action to ensure a healthier future for all. Intersectional environmentalism advocates for both the protection of people and the planet. It identifies the ways in which injustices happening to marginalized communities and the earth are related. Think: Flint Water Crisis and food deserts (neighborhoods...