The Story Behind the Name
Inspired by Psalm 81:16, the name "Wheat & Honey" is rooted in biblical symbolism. Wheat represents sustenance, obedience, and harvest; honey reflects blessing, sweetness, and divine richness. Even in what feels like barren rock, God promises provision.
That's the heartbeat of this business: creating beauty, purpose, and blessing from what we're given. Together, wheat and honey illustrate faithful provision, the fruit of trust and labor, and creative work that nourishes the soul.
Wheat
Wheat represents the harvest — the fruit of obedience, hard work, and faithful stewardship. It's a reminder that when we plant seeds in good soil and tend them with care, God brings growth in His perfect timing. Wheat is nourishment, provision, and the daily bread that sustains us.
In Scripture, wheat symbolizes abundance and blessing. It's the finest grain, reserved for what is most precious. When we honor God with our work, He provides from His storehouse, the very best He has to offer.
Honey
Honey represents the sweetness of God's blessing, even when it comes from unexpected places, like honey from the rock. It's a picture of His faithfulness in the wilderness, His provision in the desert, and His ability to bring beauty from brokenness.
Honey is rare, valuable, and rich. It's the reward of patience and trust. When we lean into God's plan, even when it feels uncertain, He satisfies us with something sweeter than we could have imagined on our own.