A small catalogue, organised by what a thing is for.
Five collections, grouped by function rather than by material. A brass letter opener belongs to Writing & Desk; that it is brass is a filter, not a category.
Tools built for the bench — made to be used daily and to outlast the hands that use them.
Brass fittings and fixtures for the house. Objects touched a hundred times a week.
Vegetable-tanned leather with solid brass hardware, cut and finished by hand.
Commissioned work — challenge coins, family crests, corporate marks. Begins with a conversation, not a cart.
How to narrow this down
Material — brass, leather, oak, steel — is recorded on every product as a filterable attribute rather than as a collection of its own. Finish is recorded the same way. If you are shopping by material, start in the collection that matches the job and filter from there.
Made to Order works differently from the other four. Those pieces have variable scope and no fixed price, so they carry an inquiry instead of an add-to-cart button. Nothing is quoted until we have understood what is actually being asked for.