Drifting to Englewood Beach, Florida

At the southern tip of Englewood Beach, I was welcomed by ospreys circling above and dolphins breaking the surface near the channel inlet. Beneath the black and amber sand, fossilized shells and strands of seaweed quietly waited to be found.

The trail winds through whispering pines until it opens to a shoreline that feels peaceful and untouched. The first time I visited, I stepped into the tide at sunset and watched the water shift into deep reds and soft blues. In that moment, I gathered a few rare shells and beautifully broken fragments, each shaped by time, tide, and nature now woven into this tranquil, sun-warmed collection.

Made with real gathered nature:
– Kitten’s Paw seashell
– Crossed Barred Venus
– Cut Ribbed Ark
– Maroon mica pigment hues

Gathered with love from nature

Each piece is one of a kind, created with deep gratitude for the landscapes that inspire me. Every design carries a piece of the shoreline, preserving the feeling of that place and moment in time.

Thank you for sharing this little piece of Stump Pass with me.

xo — Drift