National Treasure

National TreasureQuiet and politically untested, Thomas Jefferson was not the obvious choice to draft a statement of principles explaining why the American colonies were breaking ties with the King of England. His soaring rhetoric would inspire generations of Americans to live up to the founders dreams. National Treasure is the gripping story of our most revered founding relic, as a physical object and a set of ideals that have made America what it is today. An award

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and was used in basket weaving

to establish a vineyard near Monticello

Our striking cuff bracelet features sustainably sourced and hand-selected feathers

when Thomas Jefferson commissioned a silversmith to make eight cups from his own design

Thomas Jefferson's famous quote to John Adams "I cannot live without books" is embroidered on our book ornament

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Girardin's history of Virginia

' is an ancient Gallica variety that originated in Central Europe

" Thomas Jefferson may have been referring to the American Black Elderberry in his Notes on the State of Virginia (1780s)

Jefferson is overjoyed by American victories late in the War of 1812 and highly interested in the treaty negotiations that ultimately end the conflict

It is the parent plant of some popular ramblers including Baltimore Belle and Queen of the Prairies