Our partners are finding something with Reishi they can’t find elsewhere: the aesthetics we experience with legacy materials paired with a completely new element of nature for designers to explore.

With this commissioned brooch set—each cut from their own sheet of Reishi™ half the size of a cowhide—we celebrate how far we’ve come since that first full-sized sheet. Full circle.

A sample of recent press releases to which I contributed research, strategy, copywriting, editing, and production support.

Reishi™, by contrast, is grown in a proprietary process that makes the mycelium itself strong—and that’s why Reishi™ doesn’t rely on plastic for performance.

We landed on three strong value statements that were adopted and integrated into MycoWorks’ branding campaigns, culture, and outreach.

Nick Fouquet: French American psychedelia-inspired, celebrity milliner with a wayward turn from environmental science into hat making. His hatmaking: creative pilgrimage, a studied devotion to historical craft and experimentation, wisps of old Western American nostalgia.

Tschiember’s intimate bond with materiality is what ignited her ongoing collaboration with Reishi™.

I’ve grown pretty cozy with the classic dark-n’-stormy (equal parts ginger beer and dark rum), but I worry I’ll still be drinking them in a retirement home at 85.

It’s strange the role that bodies play in accounting for political conflicts of the past.

Mike White’s series manages to pull off a feat that is rare in the world of television—striking a gracious balance between scathing humor and raw idealism.

“We are, I am, you are.”

It’s no embarrassment to fall in love with a tree—and I’m not the only one to have done so.