Canyon Crossbody Large

<p>The T-152 is the shallow member of the Toyo family — same seamless single-steel construction, same interlocking stackable lid, just lower profile. It sits at a third of a pound and holds the kinds of things that otherwise end up scattered across your desk asking you quiet, judgmental questions. Watercolors. Stamps. Tiny things that deserve a home.</p> <ul> <li>Single-piece pressed steel, no sharp edges, no seams</li> <li>Outer: 6" × 4.13" × 1.14" | Inner: 5.4" × 3.46" × 0.75"</li> <li>0.33 lbs — lighter than your guilt about desk clutter</li> <li>Stackable imprint design</li> <li>Made in Japan by Toyo Steel</li> </ul>

<p>Bradley Mountain started in a one-car garage in Ocean Beach and still cuts, stitches, and finishes every bag by hand in their Tennessee workshop. The Coal Tote is built from 18 oz waxed duck canvas — the heaviest available, water-resistant, structured enough to hold its shape when full. The veg-tan leather handles start stiff and break in to your grip over months, developing a patina that’s entirely yours. Heddels called it “the epitome of affordable luxury.” That tracks.</p> <ul> <li>18 oz waxed duck canvas — water-resistant, holds its shape</li> <li>9 oz USA vegetable-tanned leather handles</li> <li>Hide-away cotton webbing shoulder strap</li> <li>Body: 15" × 12.5" × 7"</li> <li>Exterior pocket: 12.5" × 10"</li> <li>~1.5 lbs</li> <li>Made by hand in Tennessee, USA</li> <li>Looks better at year three than day one</li> </ul>

<p>The Kelly Kettle is a 130-year-old Irish field design built to boil water anywhere there is wood. The trick is the chimney: feed a small fire through the center and it boils water in minutes using whatever is lying around — sticks, pine cones, bark, dry grass. No fuel to carry, no canister to run out of. The Base Camp is the largest model, ideal for groups, long mornings, fishing weekends, and emergency hot water.</p> <ul> <li>54 fl oz / 1.6 L capacity</li> <li>Stainless steel kettle, fire base, whistle stopper, and carry bag included</li> <li>Boils using sticks, pine cones, bark, dry grass — no packed fuel needed</li> <li>Central chimney design pulls heat straight through the water jacket</li> <li>13" tall, 2.55 lbs packed weight</li> <li>Whistle alerts you when water has boiled</li> <li>Great for camping, fishing, cabin kits, truck kits, and emergency shelves</li> </ul> <!-- kelly-kettle-field-cache-bust-v1 --> <!-- kk-pdp-cache-bust:1778796715 -->

<p><strong>Straight from the hive. Alive with Pacific Northwest character.</strong></p><p>Our Pacific Northwest Wildflower raw honey reflects the incredible diversity of blooms across the Pacific Northwest. Carefully selected and minimally handled so the natural character shines through — vibrant, floral, and alive with every season's unique expression.</p><p>If you're searching for the best Pacific Northwest honey or where to buy raw wildflower honey online, this single source raw honey captures the true essence of the region. No blending, no additives — just pure, raw wildflower honey as nature intended.</p><ul> <li>100% raw, unfiltered Pacific Northwest wildflower honey</li> <li>Single source — reflects the region's diverse blooms</li> <li>Vibrant, floral, and naturally complex</li> <li>Minimally handled to preserve every nuance of flavor</li> </ul>

<p><strong>Smooth. Warm. Comforting. Our most popular pick.</strong></p><p>This is not ordinary clover honey. Our Montana Sweet Clover raw honey is exceptionally smooth with gentle warmth and a delicate cinnamon-like finish. Familiar, comforting, and endlessly spoonable — a standout among clover honeys worldwide.</p><p>If you've been searching for the best raw honey with a clean, pure flavor, this single source Montana clover honey delivers every time. No blending, no additives — just pure raw honey straight from Montana's pristine clover fields.</p><ul> <li>100% raw, unfiltered honey</li> <li>Single source — traceable to one region</li> <li>Delicate cinnamon-like finish</li> <li>Perfect for everyday use: tea, toast, baking, and more</li> </ul>

<p>Made by hand at Parker Homestead in Harrisburg, Arkansas, using a vintage winder from 1878. Broomcorn is heavier and denser than synthetic alternatives, and it sweeps noticeably better — fine bristles that actually catch dust, hair, and crumbs instead of just rearranging them.</p> <ul> <li>Natural broomcorn bristles, hand wound and stitched</li> <li>Hardwood handle</li> <li>55" overall length</li> <li>Works indoors and outdoors — hardwood floors, tile, patios</li> <li>Each broom is multicolored and unique</li> <li>Made in USA</li> <li>The broom your grandparents would recognize (and approve of)</li> </ul>