Win-win situation alert!

To enter our drawing for the mixed-clay pipe pictured here, kindly make a donation to The International Rescue Committee in support of their efforts in Afghanistan, and DM or email us a screenshot of your receipt. We'll put a ticket into the hat for every $5 you give. 

Winner will be drawn on Saturday, September 4th. 

We're members of the Floret Coalition, an anti-racist collective of small businesses. Each month, we collectively raise funds and awareness for organizations prioritizing the needs of Black, Latinx, and Indigenous communities. 

August's organization is The Eva Lee Parker Foundation. 

We're members of the Floret Coalition, an anti-racist collective of small businesses. Each month, we collectively raise funds and awareness for organizations prioritizing the needs of Black, Latinx, and Indigenous communities. 

July's organization is @prisonerlitproject ! 

As members of The Floret Coalition (an anti-racist collective of small businesses) we make monthly donations to organizations prioritizing the needs of Black, Latinx, and Indigenous Communities. 

This month, we support the Asian Pacific Environmental Network. 

We invite you to join us! 

There's a special magic that results from working in collaboration. 

Join Varyer on their visit to our studio and learn more about how we work, why we work, and what we listen to while we're working. 

Thank you, Varyer, and thank you, Marielle V. Chua for the photos.

As members of The Floret Coalition, we make monthly donations to organizations prioritizing the needs of Black, Latinx, and Indigenous Communities. 

This month, we give to Equitable Giving Circle. 

As members of the Floret Coalition, we join other businesses in giving back to Black, Latinx, and Indigenous communities. This January, the Floret Coalition collectively donated to The Free Black Women's Library, and you can, too!

We're members of the Floret Coalition, an anti-racist collective of small businesses supporting and funding equity-oriented actions via monthly donations for organizations prioritizing the needs of Black, Latinx, and Indigenous communities. 

Read on to learn about Floret's November effort, supporting the @orendatribe fundraiser for ADABI Healing Shelter serving the Diné people.

"L.A.-based Miwak Junior’s inspirations include Pre-Columbian culture, Japanese minimalism and the Space Age. The result is a line of ceramic pipes that will make you feel like you’re cradling a piece of art and a worry stone in your hand at the same time." 

Thanks for the good word, Adam Tschorn and Los Angeles Times!

Our buds at Dope Girls recently asked in an interview,  

"You just had to put Miwak Junior on a small pause because of a surprise, extra-long trip. Can you tell us a little about that? And how does it feel to be back home?"

Here's the answer...