Amjo Goods

Wood-fired saucer with jade glaze interior and exterior. Microwave and dishwasher safe. Purchase through website, link in bio.

Gas-fired cup with a clear glaze. Microwave/dishwasher safe. Link in bio for purchase!

Soda-fired cup with copper exterior and jade interior glaze. Microwave and dishwasher safe. Link in bio for purchase info!

Babies, bear paw, senecio... Oh my!

Pothos always available on our website. Link in bio.

Sometimes I sneak bones I've collected into the terrariums. These little babies need a home. Come see us at the Danville market this Saturday (Dec. 3rd) from 8 until 2 for plants, terrariums, and pottery!

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Plants, terrariums, and pottery. What else?

Recycle glass is the best way to create a terrarium. Find us at the Danville Holiday Bazaar on Saturday from 8:00 a.m. till 2:00 p.m. for these, pottery, and house plants. As well as my grandmother who makes handmade recycled rugs.

Find us and our grandma who makes these amazing recycled sheet rugs at the Danville Holiday Bazaar this weekend in Danville (Nov. 19th 8 am - 2 pm).

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Morning sun. Don't forget to find us at the Danville Holiday Bazaar (Nov. 19th 8 - 2) for plants, pottery, and terrariums.

Wood-fired clay standing tall. Simplistic, with minimal flashing and a gently rigid texture.

Link in bio ~~ There is always something for sale on the website! Plants, pottery, terrariums.. Be sure to check back often for updated items.

Happy 2nd birthday to this vertical syrup jar terrarium!

Schlumbergera (Christmas Cactus)
A classic indoor succulent.
Check back often for more plants on the website.

A large wine bottle packed with local mosses supporting a healthy strand of crawling ficus.

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Its hard to throw some things away. For example, a unicorn I manhandled and broke the head off of. The rest of its body lay here, accompanied by variegated ivy on a mound of sphagnum moss inside of a glass sauce bottle.

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Simple and native. A glass pouring vessel containing a wild fern, white quartz, and a touch of mixed mosses.

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An odd "lunch box" containing a frog friend resting in little hills of haircap moss. Above him hovers a whimsical bunch of watch chain.

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A vertical sphagnum moss garden accents a quartz crystal while ascending from a simple substrate layering.

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Springtime and succulents.

Plenty of variety babies available for purchase.

Fresh greens on the rubber tree.

Salt and pepper shakers. Salt contains white quartz and a 'pork and beans' sedum. Pepper contains black river stones surrounding thread moss.

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Crawling ficus provides shade for a cardinal perched upon a lamp post. This coffee jar contains a ground of sphagnum and other mosses.

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A warm welcome by ivy, polka dot plant, and sphagnum and fern mosses. A little wooden fence creates two levels within this coffee jar.

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Stone steps hugged by begonia rex (snail) and variegated crawling ficus. The hillside is crawling with fern and sphagnum mosses within a coffee jar.

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Tiny sphagnum terrariums inside slightly bigger apple juice jars. The mini guys are surrounded by thread and haircap mosses. Varying rocks and plants collected locally in NC.

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Happy 2nd birthday, split rock.

Check the website for baby succulents www.amjogoods.com

A young sphagnum moss ball containing a volcano of watch chain.

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Purple passion, club moss, and Mr. Rabbit.