The Brass Hand

Look at this lewd little lad. Got his cactus all out in the wind for God and everyone to see. What a great value on such a small guy.

The customer service is not great. The owner is very sweet but she might need to train their staff better. Pro tip: if you're wearing a floppy hat and maxi skirt or any fringe anywhere on your body they'll give you the time of day and help you but if you don't look the part their marketing towards they're going to discriminate, ignore and in one case stare down in a rude way. Which makes people (this person!) feel bad they shouldn't do that. In terms of selection their selection is cute but as a long time vintage shopper I find it all a little over priced for "chicky bohemian" vintage.

This is a very cute addition to High Street in Clintonville, in the same block as Whit's and Dough Mama. I spotted it last week on my way up High, but they weren't open yet, so I flagged for a return. On a dessert run on Sunday afternoon, I stopped in for a browse. During business hours, they put some cute furniture and plants on the street outside the door, but when you walk in, the first thing you notice is the smell. There was some really lovely incense with a relaxing scent burning in the shop. Plants and gift items are scattered throughout, with a small potting area in the back. The plants range from small air plants to moderate sized indoor palm trees. I bought an air plant, but had my eye on one of the palms. They have a cute selection of handmade and vintage gifts, and I will certainly be back next time I have brunch at Portia's or Dough Mama!

Gorgeous and stunningly curated store. They sell the most AMAZING incense and the staff is lovely and friendly. I love this place!!!

I am absolutely obsessed with the potted cactus I got from here. Picking out a potted plant felt like I was in Build-a-Bear but for cactuses! You have your pick of pots, soils, and accessories like cute hats! The workers were very knowledgeable and answered any questions we had about them. I also loved all of the decor in the shop. It was so beautiful and went well with all of the cactuses in the shop. If you're in the area, I would absolutely stop by and get a cactus to bring home.

Super cute store! The owner is really nice and knowledgeable. I've always had a good experience here :)

Wandered in here after going to Hanks bbq for lunch down the street. Was very happy to find this succulent store with a lot to choose from: potted plants, unique gifts, and even an area in the back to bring your own plants in to pot or learn how to. It was a very enjoyable experience and a fun addition to the Columbus area.

We booked a private potting party for our friends birthday as a surprise and had the absolute best time. Heather and her team provided an amazing spread of drinks and snacks that we could enjoy while we planted and shopped. They were super friendly and helpful throughout the entire process. The shop has so many cute things and you can tell the owner is super passionate about plants and her business! Would highly recommend a trip in to anyone looking for something unique to explore.

I stopped in to this absolutely delightful shop today on a whim. I had brunch with my daughter and we were killing time until her class started at OSU. We both fell in love with the store, the vibe, the products and the owner. They have unique and interesting items (both new and vintage) with an earthy boho southwestern esthetic. The true joy was the planting room where we planted our own small cactus. All the tools, soil, plants and pots are provided, as well as the knowledgeable and enthusiastic instructions of the owner. We left smelling good (lovely incense burning), feeling good, and with an adorable cactus to remind us of this intoxicating shop. We will be back!

The reason for my recommendation of "maybe" for this business is that I finally got to visit it on Sunday, February 23, 2025 but was unable to stay in the store for longer than a minute due to the intense wafting of scents in the store. I'm a person who gets intense headaches with strong scents like the kind that are used in the store. Upon entering the store, I saw several things I would've been interested in purchasing, but it wasn't worth a continued headache. I'm not sharing this so that you change your policy for me, but for all the people who have aversion to strong aromas. This includes NeuroDiverse people, people with allergies and people with sensitivities like me. Thanks for taking time to consider my thoughts.