Edesia is a love letter to the natural world, an ode to the beauty of slow living, and a celebration of the timeless connection between home, ritual, and nature. Rooted in my upbringing on a rural farm in the Pacific Northwest, where vast skies and endless fields sparked a lifetime of curiosity, my journey has been one of weaving threads from past and present into something enduring.

From cutting out images of far-off destinations in my great aunt’s National Geographic collection to bold solo travels across Croatia, Ukraine, Mexico, and Greece, I’ve always been enchanted by the ephemeral magic of time and place. Now, I’ve found a home on the Greek island of Naxos, where I’ve embraced the rhythm of the Mediterranean—a life steeped in history, beauty, and the artistry of the everyday.

Edesia’s Table was born from a desire to create a sense of home and belonging, inspired by the Roman goddess of feasting and abundance. Initially a collection of linens and tabletop treasures, my offerings have grown to reflect a more personal calling: a harmonious blend of vintage jewelry, botanicals, natural fibers, and ritual tools that honor the cycles of nature and the soul.

Today, I craft and curate meaningful pieces that connect us to the earth and to ourselves—herb-dressed candles, infused oils, artisanal incense, and small homewares—all designed to bring a sense of magic and intentionality into your life. My offerings are an invitation to slow down, to embrace the beauty in imperfection, and to connect with the sacredness of everyday moments.

I draw inspiration from classical mythology, romantic poetry, heirloom plants, and the wisdom of old traditions. Each piece in my collection is selected or made with care, guided by the seasons and infused with the essence of the Mediterranean and the wisdom of my own ancestral lineages.

Whether you’re lighting a candle for an evening ritual, adorning yourself with a piece of vintage jewelry steeped in history, or settling into the softness of natural fibers, my hope is that you feel a sense of rootedness and belonging—a reminder that beauty and magic exist in the small and intentional details of life.

I invite you to join me in this journey, to celebrate the art of living beautifully and the rituals that make us feel at home in the world.

With love,
Ashe

a metaphoric summer awaited me,
inalienable, eternal, with the creaking wood
the wild grass aroma, and Sappho’s moon.
— Odysseus Elytis; Selected Essays: First Things Firsts