The collar is the one object the dog wears every day, and most of them look like it.
Interwoven rope, worked into a rounded construction that sits softly at the neck, finished with solid brass hardware that will dull and warm with use rather than flake or corrode. The knotted form is unhurried — rope that has been considered rather than extruded. Brass catches light without announcing itself.
It reads, from across a room, as an object that belongs in the same home as the linen cushions and the worn wooden floor. The rounded profile is kinder to longer coats — no matted line where the collar sat, no evidence of the morning walk except the mud, which is a separate matter entirely.
BEC wore hers without attempting to remove it for almost forty-eight hours, which counts as an endorsement.
Material: interwoven rope with solid brass hardware
