With over fifteen years of experience as a fashion and accessories designer, the founder of No Man’s Land gracefully transitioned to jewelry design following a captivating visit to one of the many Pacific Northwest forests. Their creative wellspring is fed by the wonders of the natural world, placing a strong emphasis on the use of sustainable materials in inventive and unconventional ways. Whether it be a sliver of hardwood or a swatch of vintage textile, each material communicates its essence, guiding their design process.

As an artist steeped in anthropology, the aim is to pay homage to global traditions of craftsmanship and ingenuity. Every piece created bears the imprints of nature and the artist, making each one inherently unique. This distinctive quality sets No Man's Land apart from the mass-produced jewelry market, imparting a special character to each piece.