tracie hervy — Journal – Recipes, Rituals, Travel and Design

To me, ritual objects are family heirlooms. And family heirlooms are not mass produced and sold in big box stores. They are made with materials that withstand the test of time and/or patina over time. Heirlooms are elegantly timeless. I’ve had countless conversations with friends about the absence of objects like these on the market today. And when I couldn’t find them, I decided to collaborate with my favorite artisans to create my own line.

HomeKristin PosnerNovember 13, 2019jewish ritual, ritual, japanese design, home, tray, ritual cup, challah cover, tina frey, tracie hervy, broiderie stitchComment

Nourish Co. Ritual Cup Collaboration: An Interview with Ceramicist Tracie Hervy

Ritual cups have been used in cultures and spiritual traditions spanning the globe for thousands of years. In this collaboration, we were inspired by the 500-year-old Japanese art of kintsugi. For the Ritual Cup, I’ve partnered with one of my favorite ceramicists, Tracie Hervy. Tracie is based in New York and inspired by the purity and simplicity of prehistoric vessels.

InterviewsArisa NakamuraNovember 13, 2019heirloom, ritual, ritual cup, tracie hervy, shopComment