There are things that cross our spirit daily, with transcendental origins, fragments of wisdom and inspiration that are often attributed to some kind of supreme being relative to our perceived place on Earth. In DIVINITY, we seek the embodiment of that power in our everyday lives. The root of the word is "divinize," and although most faiths have a certain number of people who believe they have been touched by divine forces (saints, prophets, oracles, and martyrs), it is the daily enlightenment that this design aesthetic focuses on. 

Transcendentalists in the 19th century viewed divine experiences as inherent in the ordinary, rather than believing in a distant place of bliss. They saw physical and spiritual phenomena as part of a dynamic process rather than discrete entities that know everything. 

We find sacred solutions through modern monastic forms, a focus on mastering ancestral arts, and enjoying the indulgent abundance offered by Mother Nature. There is an elevated awareness of humble refinement and things that are naturally splendid with minimal effort. Here, we honor not only the traditions of our cultural and ancestral past but also the sophisticated position of the earth, the lessons, and traditions of beauty.