This winning zip-up jacket features raglan sleeves and deep patch pockets. Elastic at the cuffs and back hem keeps out the drafts.
Makes a matching set with the Painter Pants
Cut and sewn by skilled workers for fair wages in San Francisco, California.
This is a 100% cotton denim, woven by the renowned Cone Denim mills. Its weight is 11.5 oz per yard square, which makes for sturdy and forgiving denim garments.
The “June” wash denim is 3oz lighter than the styles washed in “Yuba” and “Shasta”.
We encourage a gentle wash and hang dry to extend the life of your clothing, but this garment can stand up to heavy wash and dry when needed.
First Thought, Best thought. The Painter Pants were the original Gravel & Gold denim style. This unisex silhouette is classic and utilitarian, striking the balance of a flattering shape and comfortable fit. The curved waistband and medium rise are engineered to give you the option of wearing them low at the hip or high at the waist.
Featuring generous front, back, and utility pockets, and the exceptional construction and materials found across all G&G denim styles.
This is a 100% cotton twill, woven by the renowned Cone Denim mills. Its weight is 11oz per yard square, which makes for sturdy and forgiving pants.
We generally encourage light washing and hang drying to extend the life of your clothing, but this garment can stand up to heavy washing when needed.
We wash these after they are sewn, so they will not shrink up anymore.
Our simple barrel-shaped toiletry bag // dopp kit // lotion pouch // or you could use it for a ton of colored pencils is a good thing to have around. It has a brass zipper up top, an end loop that hangs comfortably on a hook, and a strap across the other end. Holds a lot. As in, a full-sized contact solution bottle plus all the other potions we generally try to smuggle aboard flights in our carry-on bags.
Introducing the Lumbra book stand. Follow your favorite recipes with ease or give your favorite art book the pedestal it deserves. Handmade and designed from a single ceramic coil to hold both books and tablets.
The beauty of the Olto Vase lies in its details, featuring clean lines that gently lean inward, culminating in a subtle arch. These curves, reminiscent of a semi-closed tulip, allow flowers to peek through, adding a touch of natural elegance.
The vase’s glaze, intentionally wabi-sabi, gives each piece a unique finish. Subtle drips of glaze enhance its beauty, blending flawlessly with the overall design.
It’s the same calendar you know and love! A seasonal guide to eating seasonally and locally— fun, colorful fruits and veggies adorn each page of this 11” x 17” 2025 calendar. Printed on a thick, textured cover stock that comes bound with a black wire-o-hook to hang. Perfect kitchen calendar that makes a fitting gift for chefs, gardeners and foodies.
Printed in SF. Packaged in compostable plastic bag.
Calling all fans of aesthetics and function! Our House Matches are the upgrade your space needs. Our little house started as a 3D model made from a cut up cereal box, and each side is hand painted at – you can even see the brushstrokes! The sliding drawer holds 100 4" matches (with colorful match heads, of course!), and two strikers on the back side give you ample firing power.
Pro tip: when the matches run out, just replace them with other 4" matches! Whether they're on your mantle, the back of your toilet, residing on your bedside, or given as the *perfect* gift – our House Matches are at home wherever you place them.
These gorgeous, limited edition risograph calendars are like having a new piece of art every month — and the illustrations can be trimmed out to frame as art later on too. Twelve cats, lovingly illustrated and loving life as they usher us through the coming year.
11"x17" wire-bound with hanging loop
Major US holidays and lunar phase calendar
Eco-friendly, vegetable-based ink
Printed on 100% recycled, FSC-certified fiber-fleck cardstock
Hand crafted and all uniquely splatter painted, these mugs are designed by ceramicist and sculptor Peter Shire and made by residents of the Echo Park neighborhood in Los Angeles. Shire founded his Echo X Park Artist Studio in 1972 to create ceramics that were more reasonably priced than his gallery work, and named it after the L.A. neighborhood where he was raised.
The mugs are crafted in small series using a slab construction, hand-rolled style, then individually hand painted. This process creates a unique splatter pattern and color combination on every much rendering no two exactly alike. The splatter series was inspired by the paintings of Sam Francis and the ceramic construction techniques of Adrian Saxe, both artists who have lived and created in Los Angeles.
Hand-formed ceramic, and hand painted, each piece is unique. We cannot guarantee the exact look of your mug. But if you feel very strongly about a particular look, you can email us at dig@gravelandgold.
Hand crafted and all uniquely splatter painted, these mugs are designed by ceramicist and sculptor Peter Shire and made by residents of the Echo Park neighborhood in Los Angeles. Shire founded his Echo X Park Artist Studio in 1972 to create ceramics that were more reasonably priced than his gallery work, and named it after the L.A. neighborhood where he was raised.
The mugs are crafted in small series using a slab construction, hand-rolled style, then individually hand painted. This process creates a unique splatter pattern and color combination on every much rendering no two exactly alike. The splatter series was inspired by the paintings of Sam Francis and the ceramic construction techniques of Adrian Saxe, both artists who have lived and created in Los Angeles.
Hand-formed ceramic, and hand painted, each piece is unique. We cannot guarantee the exact look of your mug. But if you feel very strongly about a particular look, you can email us at dig@gravelandgold.
Celebrate Fall with this gorgeous arrangement of burgundy, copper and mauve dried flowers. Made with 100% all natural dried flowers that have been preserved to last for years.
Our lush Holiday Christmas Wreath is a mix of preserved cedar, fir, and cypress that will last year after year. Hang it inside or outside, or use it as an easy table centerpiece with pillar candles set in the center for your winter gatherings.
16" Diameter (Perfect for Standard Sized Front Doors)
Our evergreen wreaths have been preserved to last, pack in a Tupperware wreath container or cardboard box to use again season after season.
Our dried bouquets are carefully arranged by our team of designers in our California studio, and are made of beautifully preserved long lasting flowers. Perfect paired with a bud vase or as a gift for any occasion.
Hand crafted and all uniquely splatter painted, these mugs are designed by ceramicist and sculptor Peter Shire and made by residents of the Echo Park neighborhood in Los Angeles. Shire founded his Echo X Park Artist Studio in 1972 to create ceramics that were more reasonably priced than his gallery work, and named it after the L.A. neighborhood where he was raised.
The mugs are crafted in small series using a slab construction, hand-rolled style, then individually hand painted. This process creates a unique splatter pattern and color combination on every much rendering no two exactly alike. The splatter series was inspired by the paintings of Sam Francis and the ceramic construction techniques of Adrian Saxe, both artists who have lived and created in Los Angeles.
Hand-formed ceramic, and hand painted, each piece is unique. We cannot guarantee the exact look of your mug. But if you feel very strongly about a particular look, you can email us at dig@gravelandgold.
Hand crafted and all uniquely splatter painted, these mugs are designed by ceramicist and sculptor Peter Shire and made by residents of the Echo Park neighborhood in Los Angeles.
Shire founded his Echo X Park Artist Studio in 1972 to create ceramics that were more reasonably priced than his gallery work, and named it after the L.A. neighborhood where he was raised.
The mugs are crafted in small series using a slab construction, hand-rolled style, then individually hand painted. This process creates a unique splatter pattern and color combination on every much rendering no two exactly alike. The splatter series was inspired by the paintings of Sam Francis and the ceramic construction techniques of Adrian Saxe, both artists who have lived and created in Los Angeles.
Hand-formed ceramic, and hand painted, each piece is unique.
We cannot guarantee the exact look of your mug. But if you feel very strongly about a particular look, you can email us at dig@gravelandgold.
Hand crafted and all uniquely splatter painted, these mugs are designed by ceramicist and sculptor Peter Shire and made by residents of the Echo Park neighborhood in Los Angeles.
Shire founded his Echo X Park Artist Studio in 1972 to create ceramics that were more reasonably priced than his gallery work, and named it after the L.A. neighborhood where he was raised.
The mugs are crafted in small series using a slab construction, hand-rolled style, then individually hand painted. This process creates a unique splatter pattern and color combination on every much rendering no two exactly alike. The splatter series was inspired by the paintings of Sam Francis and the ceramic construction techniques of Adrian Saxe, both artists who have lived and created in Los Angeles.
Hand-formed ceramic, and hand painted, each piece is unique.
We cannot guarantee the exact look of your mug. But if you feel very strongly about a particular look, you can email us at dig@gravelandgold.
Hand crafted and all uniquely splatter painted, these mugs are designed by ceramicist and sculptor Peter Shire and made by residents of the Echo Park neighborhood in Los Angeles.
Shire founded his Echo X Park Artist Studio in 1972 to create ceramics that were more reasonably priced than his gallery work, and named it after the L.A. neighborhood where he was raised.
The mugs are crafted in small series using a slab construction, hand-rolled style, then individually hand painted. This process creates a unique splatter pattern and color combination on every much rendering no two exactly alike. The splatter series was inspired by the paintings of Sam Francis and the ceramic construction techniques of Adrian Saxe, both artists who have lived and created in Los Angeles.
Hand-formed ceramic, and hand painted, each piece is unique.
We cannot guarantee the exact look of your mug. But if you feel very strongly about a particular look, you can email us at dig@gravelandgold.
Hand crafted and all uniquely splatter painted, these mugs are designed by ceramicist and sculptor Peter Shire and made by residents of the Echo Park neighborhood in Los Angeles.
Shire founded his Echo X Park Artist Studio in 1972 to create ceramics that were more reasonably priced than his gallery work, and named it after the L.A. neighborhood where he was raised.
The mugs are crafted in small series using a slab construction, hand-rolled style, then individually hand painted. This process creates a unique splatter pattern and color combination on every much rendering no two exactly alike. The splatter series was inspired by the paintings of Sam Francis and the ceramic construction techniques of Adrian Saxe, both artists who have lived and created in Los Angeles.
Hand-formed ceramic, and hand painted, each piece is unique.
We cannot guarantee the exact look of your mug. But if you feel very strongly about a particular look, you can email us at dig@gravelandgold.
Hand crafted and all uniquely splatter painted, these mugs are designed by ceramicist and sculptor Peter Shire and made by residents of the Echo Park neighborhood in Los Angeles.
Shire founded his Echo X Park Artist Studio in 1972 to create ceramics that were more reasonably priced than his gallery work, and named it after the L.A. neighborhood where he was raised.
The mugs are crafted in small series using a slab construction, hand-rolled style, then individually hand painted. This process creates a unique splatter pattern and color combination on every much rendering no two exactly alike. The splatter series was inspired by the paintings of Sam Francis and the ceramic construction techniques of Adrian Saxe, both artists who have lived and created in Los Angeles.
Hand-formed ceramic, and hand painted, each piece is unique.
We cannot guarantee the exact look of your mug. But if you feel very strongly about a particular look, you can email us at dig@gravelandgold.
Hand crafted and all uniquely splatter painted, these mugs are designed by ceramicist and sculptor Peter Shire and made by residents of the Echo Park neighborhood in Los Angeles.
Shire founded his Echo X Park Artist Studio in 1972 to create ceramics that were more reasonably priced than his gallery work, and named it after the L.A. neighborhood where he was raised.
The mugs are crafted in small series using a slab construction, hand-rolled style, then individually hand painted. This process creates a unique splatter pattern and color combination on every much rendering no two exactly alike. The splatter series was inspired by the paintings of Sam Francis and the ceramic construction techniques of Adrian Saxe, both artists who have lived and created in Los Angeles.
Hand-formed ceramic, and hand painted, each piece is unique.
We cannot guarantee the exact look of your mug. But if you feel very strongly about a particular look, you can email us at dig@gravelandgold.
Hand crafted and all uniquely splatter painted, these mugs are designed by ceramicist and sculptor Peter Shire and made by residents of the Echo Park neighborhood in Los Angeles.
Shire founded his Echo X Park Artist Studio in 1972 to create ceramics that were more reasonably priced than his gallery work, and named it after the L.A. neighborhood where he was raised.
The mugs are crafted in small series using a slab construction, hand-rolled style, then individually hand painted. This process creates a unique splatter pattern and color combination on every much rendering no two exactly alike. The splatter series was inspired by the paintings of Sam Francis and the ceramic construction techniques of Adrian Saxe, both artists who have lived and created in Los Angeles.
Hand-formed ceramic, and hand painted, each piece is unique.
We cannot guarantee the exact look of your mug. But if you feel very strongly about a particular look, you can email us at dig@gravelandgold.
Elevate your space with the timeless beauty of our dried flowers from Idlewild Floral Co. Each dried flower bouquet is meticulously crafted, featuring an array of vibrant floral stems that have been picked at their peak and expertly preserved. Ideal for those seeking long-lasting elegance, our preserved flowers are perfect for any decor style. Discover the unmatched charm of dried florals with Idlewild Floral Co. and enjoy the beauty of flowers that last forever.
Lavender + Spearmint lip balm in a purple cowry shell
A pure botanical lip balm formulated with plant compounds and bright cold-pressed organic oils to repair, nourish, and plump lips. Housed in natural seashell compacts, these are hand-poured in small batches at our California apothecary.