
Objects for the Table
1966 Tree-Ring Wooden Coaster
$10One Ring for Every Year
Every ring begins at 1966: a small record of time, held in the hand and returned to the table each day.
We don’t just put culture on products. We turn objects into carriers of stories that are told, remembered, and give back to their origins.
Six objects shaped by Calgary's living gift of mature trees to a young university campus beginning in 1966.

Around 1966, the University of Calgary was still a young, open campus without mature trees. Calgary residents moved trees from private yards, family estates and nurseries to the university.
Today's shade was left by ordinary citizens decades earlier—a civic gift still alive in the landscape, carrying stories of transfer, shared growth and legacy.
Before there was shade, there was a gift.
Each tree is treated as a civic gift transferred from the city to the campus.
We gather beneath branches planted by people we may never meet.
Every student generation adds another ring to a story still growing.
Six everyday objects in white, burgundy, wood brown and warm gold—each carrying one part of a living civic archive.

Objects for the Table
Every ring begins at 1966: a small record of time, held in the hand and returned to the table each day.

Bags & Accessories
The roots beneath today’s student paths began in Calgary backyards, family estates and local nurseries.

Paper & Correspondence
A message travels from one place to another. In 1966, so did the trees.

Pins & Keepsakes
The city did not only build the university. It gave it something living.

Paper & Correspondence
Every class, every note and every graduating year becomes one more ring in a story still growing.

Objects for the Table
The shade was a gift for strangers. The mug brings that same generosity to an everyday table.