The Barley Ring Dish draws from one of the oldest rhythms of the land. In ancient Mesopotamia, Akitu marked the beginning of the barley sowing season - a time of renewal, preparation, and quiet intention for what was to come.
This piece carries that same sense of pause. A small yet intentional resting place, it transforms a simple act into a moment of care - a return to stillness within the movement of daily life. Carved from 100% Eastern Red Cedar, each piece features unique grain and natural tonal variation, including subtle pale streaks.
Whether placed beside your bed, sink, or vanity, it offers a dedicated space for what you carry, even in the smallest rituals. Measuring 2" x 3" x 0.5", it is perfectly sized for rings and delicate jewelry.
Materials: 100% Eastern Red Cedar
Finish: Tung oil finish with engraved detailing
The Barley Ring Dish draws from one of the oldest rhythms of the land. In ancient Mesopotamia, Akitu marked the beginning of the barley sowing season - a time of renewal, preparation, and quiet intention for what was to come.
This piece carries that same sense of pause. A small yet intentional resting place, it transforms a simple act into a moment of care - a return to stillness within the movement of daily life. Carved from 100% Eastern Red Cedar, each piece features unique grain and natural tonal variation, including subtle pale streaks.
Whether placed beside your bed, sink, or vanity, it offers a dedicated space for what you carry, even in the smallest rituals. Measuring 2" x 3" x 0.5", it is perfectly sized for rings and delicate jewelry.
Materials: 100% Eastern Red Cedar
Finish: Tung oil finish with engraved detailing
