Our brand is inspired by the location of our production facility and family homestead. On the grounds still stands a historically marked Log Cabin built in 1845. My third great-grandmother, Lula Maude, earned her living by making medicinal salves and herbal remedies from things like dandelion, nettle, and other native foraged plants. Once per year, a band of travelers would come camp on the edge of the creek near her cabin in East Texas and use the willow branches to form bent wood furniture that they would then trade for her wares. Through following the generations, the women in my family have all given their lives to a healing profession in one way or another. Lula's daughter owned and operated a pharmacy in Lufkin, Texas with her husband Jeff. Her daughter went on to found an in-patient rehabilitation center for adolescents with her husband Bob. Her daughter became an Art Therapist and disability advocate, specifically in the realm of neurological disorders.