Native Flora Travel Pouches

Wild color. Native stories.

Coyote Brush Studios takes its name from a hardy native shrub that roots in difficult soil and makes way for oaks and sages to grow. Founded in 2015 by artist Tina Curiel and graphic designer Lindsey Moore, the studio transforms Tina's watercolor paintings of California plants and wildlife into everyday goods, grounded in research with biologists, museum collections, and time in the field. Twice a year, the team donates a portion of its profits to California organizations protecting the state's wildlife, land, and people.

These eco canvas pouches bring that illustrated landscape into an everyday carry format, with a California-inspired print that covers the surface in lively detail. Made in two sizes with zipper openings of 4.75" and 7", they vary slightly by hand and are printed in the United States with recycled-content canvas, biodegradable non-toxic ink, and recycled paper packaging. The result feels practical, graphic, and just a little bit like carrying a pocket-sized field guide through the day.