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Nitsa Citrine, Creative

Nitsa Citrine, co-founder of Women with Super Powers and creative director at Sun Potion in L.A.

Persian Gondi

Our take on the classic Persian Gondi is full-flavoured & packed with goodness, created to bring nourishment from the inside out.

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Amanda Chantal Bacon

Introducing our latest Coven woman Amanda Chantal Bacon – World-traveling chef, mama, sustainable lifestyle leader, passionate food educator & creator of Moon Juice.

Imagery by Nastassia Brückin

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Ally Walsh, Canyon Coffee

Ally Walsh, friend to Sans, co-founder of Canyon Coffee & our latest Coven woman.

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Poppy Lane

Poppy Lane is one half of Pop & Scott –– a brilliant furniture, lighting and homewares company based in Melbourne, best known for creating beautiful homewares to be used every day and last a lifetime. Their approach to design combines quality craftsmanship and elegant forms.

Partners in life and in business, Poppy Lane and Scott Gibson have been running Pop & Scott since 2012. As the business has grown, so too has the family with their wonderful kids Frida and Lou.

Incredibly passionate about modern Australian design: whether it's architecture, furniture or homewares, we love Poppy for her exceptional eye for design and aesthetics. Here we share the rituals that shape her busy days...

Imagery by Jessica Tremp

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Tara Mayer

A historian with a background in museum research and curation, Tara Mayer is known for reading artwork and objects as fluently as she does texts. For over a decade, she split her time between Paris and London and a few years ago she settled in Vancouver, where she currently works in the Department of History at the University of British Columbia. In a profession known to cultivate an introverted and single-minded commitment to intellectual achievement, Tara has been forging a wider path.

We know of few academics who’ve achieved such success in balancing the life of the mind with the nourishment of their own creative pursuits, wellbeing, and family. Her native Maui serves as a frequent and beloved retreat for family holidays and it’s here that we accompanied Tara for an afternoon swim with her daughter. We’re very excited to share these images and Tara’s rituals for life and wellbeing.

Imagery by Chanelle Blackburn

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Spiced Chia Hot Chocolate

This luscious and warming Spiced Chia Hot Chocolate nourishes both body & soul. Loaded with goodness, our vegan take on this classic, provides a super dose of antioxidants and omegas to nourish & restore. Think of it as a hug in a mug.

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Beatrice Valenzuela

To celebrate the launch of our Valentine's Tantric Bathing Kit, we interview Beatrice Valenzuela –– Talented designer, co-founder of Echo Park Craft Fair and wonderful mama to Dmitri & Astrid. Inspired by the light and colours of both her native home Mexico and her adopted hometown of Los Angeles, Beatrice is known and loved for her vibrant designs, generous heart & passion for community and bringing people together. We are thrilled to share Beatrice's rituals for everyday life and making a meaningful connection this Valentine's Day.

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Bonnie Wright, Actress + Filmmaker

Introducing –– Bonnie Wright. A talented filmmaker, eco activist & friend of Sans. We love Bonnie for her intelligent directorial eye & passionate work with Greenpeace and Oxfam. Bonnie's directing pursuit springs from her experiences as an actor. Her directorial debut, 'Separate We Come, Separate We Go' (2012) which Bonnie conceived and wrote, premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. An independent woman with values after our own heart, here we share Bonnie’s rituals for life.

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Spiced Pear & Lime Bircher

Sweet & sour with a hit of spice, this Spiced Pear & Lime Bircher is highly nutritious & seriously delicious.

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Green Tonics

Meet our superstar Tonics: The Anti-Everything juice, Rejuvenate & Breathe Easy and The Alkalizer.

Boost your system with these tasty tonics, power-packed with nutrients to get you through to the New Year in high spirits.

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Camille Becerra, Chef

As part of our Sustenance celebrations this month, we interview Camille Becerra––legendary chef, mama to Paloma and all round magic woman. A New Jersey native, Camille is the director and executive chef at all-day eatery De Maria in Downtown New York City where her food showcases a commitment to wholesome, seasonal and local ingredients.

After studying macrobiotic cuisine and cooking for cancer patients in Philadelphia, Becerra moved to a Zen monastery in New Mexico, where she cooked vegetarian meals for the monks, sourcing ingredients from the on-premises garden. Now, with close to 20 years of restaurant experience, her passion for restaurant culture & kitchen life is a force to be reckoned with.

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Amy Leeworthy, Potter

We visited Amy Leeworthy at her Melbourne home studio –– a cosy spot where this mama of two spends her days creating handcrafted clay vessels, inspired by the colours of the Australian landscape. Captured with her youngest bebe Delilah, Amy shares her rituals with us below...

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Mari Giudicelli, Designer + Model

Shoe designer and model Mari Giudicelli grew up in Brazil with her mum and grandma, which inspired her love of handcrafts. She went to art school in Rio de Janeiro, and then packed her bags for New York when she decided she wanted to make wearable art. After studying at Parsons, FIT, and taking a specialist footwear course, Giudicelli dove into the world of shoemaking.

Her signature, laid back Leblon mules quickly gained fans around the world, allowing her to expand her namesake collection into a serious operation. We stopped by her Williamsburg apartment down by the river to ooh and ahh over her shoe collection (naturally) and talk about her rituals.

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Lexie Smith, Artist + Baker

Driven to investigate the idea that the human digestive gut is a central hub for both societal and emotional cues, New York-based Lexie Smith realises her findings through a multitude of artistic outlets. By creating a combination of historical breads, delicately sculpted wooden tools and curating a space of culturally disturbing newspaper headlines, Lexie feeds her fascination with the relationship between our internal organs and our psychological state.

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