Edible Flower Ice Cubes (Chia Chong and Libbie Summers)

A Lesson in Geography and Modesty

There’s nothing like a worldly person to remind you you’re not.

When I meet Merveille Kasongo, her body language reads like one of those signs on the back of a semitruck that warn: “Stay back 200 feet.” Her arms remains locked at her sides and without smiling she looks directly at me with big dark eyes lined with lashes so thick I wonder how they could be real. My brassy American sensibilities are, of course, injured.

Supernatural Seaweed

Words and artwork by katherine sandoz Colonies of seaweed populate all the world’s oceans, but it is an algae, not a weed.   Classified as brown, red and green, find […]

Behind the Scenes: Edible Flower Inspiration

Words by Eliza Barrera Film by Barrera Productions  Observing the Award Winning Salted & Styled Team is simply fascinating.  Their powerful personalities and talents are a beautiful thing to capture […]