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I'VE ALWAYS BEEN A COLLECTOR

Not of expensive things.

Of little things that become touchstones.

A collection of dried flowers, herbs, and small gathered treasures.
2 candles on a vintage wooden pedestal.

Hand-me-down dishes.

Antique silver.
Tiny pink beach stones.
Old books.
Flowers from the garden.

Beeswax candles.

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For a long time I thought they were random.

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Now I think they were clues.​

Portrait of Deb Schaffer smiling.

Looking back, they were quietly shaping everything I would eventually make.

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Enchanted Botanicals grew from those same instincts: a love of gardens, old books, beautiful objects, and the small details that make a house feel lived in and loved.​

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Some people notice the big moments.

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I've always been more interested in the little ones.

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Because those are usually the ones we remember.

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Deb Schaffer gathering flowers in the garden.

AROUND HERE...

Magic isn't bigger.

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Or louder.

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It's paying closer attention.

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A room that feels welcoming.

A favorite mug.

Fresh herbs drying in the kitchen.

A candle glowing while dinner cooks.

Flowers because they made you smile.

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The best magic fits naturally into your day.​​

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It makes ordinary life feel a little more like home.

Deb Schaffer holding freshly picked flowers in the garden.
Open book with a hand turning the page.
Deb Schaffer standing in the garden among tall flowers.
Freshly picked pink zinnias from the garden.
Deb Schaffer with Finney in the garden.
BOOKS · GARDENS · FLOWERS · FINNEY
the usual suspects

BEHIND THE BRAND

Deb Schaffer cutting pink flowers in the garden.

After 10 years, Enchanted Botanicals is still just me.

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Every candle is poured in small batches.

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Every incense is blended in my grandmother's old wooden bowl.

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Every photograph is taken by hand.

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Every issue of Touchstones is written, designed, and edited by me.

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And every day, I love what I do a little more.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

Hand placing incense over a brass incense dish.

There's no right place to begin.

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Maybe it's a candle.

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A ritual tool.

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Or something small that makes your space feel a little more like home.

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Browse slowly.

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Notice what catches your eye.

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That's usually where the story begins.

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