FO[REIGN]

If everyone is foreign to someone else in the world, then what we really mean when we call someone foreign is that something about them is unfamilar to us. But once we engage with each other and learn to understand the meanings behind our differences, we often find that we have more in common than we don't. And the differences that do exist between us, often relate to one or more cultural perspectives that have stood the test of time. That's why we bracket regin in the FO[REIGN] collection, and tag each piece with the reminder that "everything is fo[reign] until it's [fam]iliar".