Pacific Field Notes

Coastal coordinates and quiet sanctuaries

Charting the headlands, timber yards, and open-air kilns that anchor our daily practice along the Pacific rim.

Selected Sanctuaries

Four regional waypoints

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Point Sur headland

San Simeon cove

Bolinas woodshop

Mendocino cliffs

Steep granite walls rising above peeling morning swells, where salt air shapes the cedar framing of our coastal studio.

Protected waters and weathered driftwood beaches offering stillness away from the heavy highway traffic.

A sun-faded timber yard where local makers select salvaged cypress and redwood for our hand-planed joinery tools.

Rugged marine terraces blanketed in wild coastal succulents, home to family-run kilns firing raw stoneware.

Field Ethics

Traveling light along fragile shores

We believe exploring wild coastlines demands reverence for nesting seabirds, native flora, and the quiet dignity of remote communities. Support local artisan guilds, leave no trace behind, and let the tide table dictate your pace.

Equip your personal expedition

Record field observations in our linen-bound journals, sewn by hand for coastal wanderers.