The Poppet
The hand-tied
keepsake.
A keepsake, hand-tied. No wishes required.
What a poppet is
Linen, twine, and a thread of marigold. Each poppet is tied by hand, which is why no two ever sit quite the same. It belongs to an old lineage of little folk-craft dolls: small made things people keep because someone clearly made them. That's the whole idea. You keep it.
✦ The materials



No wishes. No agency. Just a good little doll: loose thread ends, uneven stitch, the proof of a handmade object.
Why we make them
In our lore, La Catrina, Queen of Día de los Muertos and mother of the Keeper of the Last Toast, taught that no one is truly gone while their name is still spoken. The poppet works the same way: the toasts made and the moments marked outlast the liquid inside the bottle.
✦ Keep it
A keepsake of the house, hand-tied. Long after the last pour it stays: a shelf, a mantel, a rear-view mirror. That's the part that lasts.
Where they end up
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Keepsake cards
A good note to send a bottle with: not intentions, just a line for the occasion. Cards arrive with your bottle; downloads open once we've verified you're of legal drinking age.
- For the porch
- For the host
- For the road
The part that stays.
Gifting