FOR ME Collection

Every design was born from a morning on the Maine coast.

Maybe it has something to do with her. The one you lost.

Maybe it has something to do with you.

Choose the one that speaks to you — you already know the answer.

— Susan

  • Wide Open
    Wide Open
    Wornbywater

    Wide Open

    A July morning when the ocean was blue all the way to the hori...
    $45.00
    $45.00
    $90.00
  • Restless
    Wornbywater

    Restless

    An October morning when the ocean was unsettled and gusts of wind sent ...
    $45.00
    $45.00
    $90.00
  • Heavy Morning
    Wornbywater

    Heavy Morning

    A February morning when the frost lay on the sand and the ocean...
    $50.00
    $50.00
    $100.00
  • Waiting for Blue
    Wornbywater

    Waiting for Blue

    A January morning when the sky and the ocean were almost the same gray-...
    $50.00
    $50.00
    $100.00
  • Open to Light
    Open to Light
    Wornbywater

    Open to Light

    It doesn't change color. It opens up. Look at it in the shade — it is wh...
    $45.00
    $45.00
    $90.00
  • Hard Outside
    Wornbywater

    Hard Outside

    An April morning when the west wind still bit cold and the sho...
    $45.00
    $45.00
    $90.00
  • First Warmth
    Wornbywater

    First Warmth

    A May morning when the sun broke through the clouds and hit the shore w...
    $45.00
    $45.00
    $90.00
  • Into the Wind
    Wornbywater

    Into the Wind

    A November morning when the wind cut through your jacket and the...
    $45.00
    $45.00
    $100.00
  • Fog Season
    Wornbywater

    Fog Season

    A quiet September morning with the fog lying low over the wate...
    $50.00
    $50.00
    $100.00
  • Still Day
    Still Day
    Wornbywater

    Still Day

    A June morning when the ocean lay flat and windless. The Maine c...
    $50.00
    $50.00
    $100.00
  • Last Calm
    Wornbywater

    Last Calm

    An August morning when the ocean was still and the air was fres...
    $50.00
    $50.00
    $100.00
  • Slow Light
    Slow Light
    Wornbywater

    Slow Light

    A May morning just after sunrise when the light was soft and wa...
    $45.00
    $45.00
    $90.00
  • Hidden Light
    Hidden Light
    Wornbywater

    Hidden Light

    An April morning when the sand was still cold and wet. There is somethin...
    $45.00
    $45.00
    $90.00
  • Both True
    Wornbywater

    Both True

    An October morning when the sky was low and the ocean was working. Smoot...
    $50.00
    $50.00
    $100.00
  • Almost Alike
    Almost Alike
    Wornbywater

    Almost Alike

    A stormy February morning when the ocean had washed all kinds of things ...
    $45.00
    $45.00
    $90.00
  • Ember
    Wornbywater

    Ember

    An October morning with low pressure and heavy clouds. Deep red...
    $45.00
    $45.00
    $90.00
  • After the Storm
    After the Storm
    Wornbywater

    After the Storm

    An autumn morning after a night of heavy storms. Seaweed and driftwood a...
    $60.00
    $60.00
    $120.00
  • Between Tides
    Wornbywater

    Between Tides

    A January morning when the ocean was gray and still and the light had ba...
    $55.00
    $55.00
    $90.00
  • Rockbound
    Rockbound
    Wornbywater

    Rockbound

    An April morning with the west wind blowing cold off the ocean....
    $45.00
    $45.00
    $90.00
  • Jonesport
    Wornbywater

    Jonesport

    An October morning when the shore was covered in seaweed and driftwood. ...
    $50.00
    $50.00
    $100.00
  • Cutler
    Wornbywater

    Cutler

    A November morning with the fog lying thick over the shore. On ...
    $50.00
    $50.00
    $100.00
From those who truly valued it

"I never got to give it to her. But now I wear it. For her."

Susan Mitchell, Savannah, Georgia

"I've never been good at saying things out loud. But when she opened it... she looked at me in a way I hadn't seen in a long time."

Carol Whitfield, Charleston, South Carolina

"I always feel guilty when I buy something for myself. But with this, it was different. I felt it was something I had deserved for a long time."

Diane Harper, Rockport, Massachusetts