Our Story
So one day a couple of tomboy cousins decided it would be really fun to “turn a bowl” on a lathe. Not that they had a lathe, but they were absorbing the lessons learned after attempting to make resin and wood tables and that sounded like the kind of distraction they were looking for. So, they took a class and made honey dippers. Several months and a sizable investment later, they are in the bottle stopper business. It just happened--mostly because once they discovered they could put "jewelry" on them, the creative possibilities seemed to be endless.
The “toppers” are not just for wine bottles, although some epic drinking was required to keep up with the creative output. Turns out they look grand in all kinds of bottles—tequila, bourbon, olive oil, balsamic vinegar, essential oil, medicine and whatever else needs a stopper. They are also the same screw size as most lamp finials. Who knew?
Based in Keller, Texas, the duo can be found most evenings and weekends taking turns using the power tools they’ve always envied in the garages and shops of the males in the family.
All the toppers are one-of-a-kind; in fact, duplicating one might be pretty challenging, but they will try if one you love is already sold.
The “toppers” are not just for wine bottles, although some epic drinking was required to keep up with the creative output. Turns out they look grand in all kinds of bottles—tequila, bourbon, olive oil, balsamic vinegar, essential oil, medicine and whatever else needs a stopper. They are also the same screw size as most lamp finials. Who knew?
Based in Keller, Texas, the duo can be found most evenings and weekends taking turns using the power tools they’ve always envied in the garages and shops of the males in the family.
All the toppers are one-of-a-kind; in fact, duplicating one might be pretty challenging, but they will try if one you love is already sold.
