This handmade soy wax candle is not only gorgeous, but it is filled with rowan berries and 2,000-year-old lava stones. So once the candle is finished burning, you can wash the lava stones and have a unique keepsake straight from Iceland.
This adorable Christmas tutu is made with 75 yards of soft red, green, and white tulle and would be perfect for holiday photos, Christmas parties, or any fun festive events with your little one.
Sending and receiving Christmas cards is so much fun—the heartfelt sentiment of the card, the festive stamps, the tactile quality of the paper. To make your Christmas cards feel really special, finish them off with this lovely snowflake wax seal.
Know anyone who loves to travel or who has a piece of their heart in London? This charming snap pouch displays the London Tube map. It’s the perfect size for carrying your phone, keys, or any other essentials.
This dapper owl is bundled up and ready to sing some Christmas tunes! The English caroler owl ornament is hand-cut and hand-stiched—no two owls are exactly alike.
When the weather is chilly, nothing beats warming up in front of a roaring fire with a mug of cocoa in hand. I adore these oh-so-sweet hand stamped, vintage cocoa spoons, which would be wonderful as an engagement gift or for sharing a couple of mugs of cocoa with your sweetie.
Who wouldn’t love such a cute polar bear to welcome them home everyday? I know I’m partial to anything felt, but this is too cute! You can find the bear here.
Ever since I visited Sweden during December a few years ago, I have loved Swedish Christmas decorations, which use lots of candles, hearts, lights, and the colour red—not to mention the Julbock [Yule Goat]!
Bring a bit of Sweden into your home this holiday with this pillow that features the Julbock, Dalahäst [Dala horse], hearts, and the Swedish crown. The pillow would add some festive whimsy to your bed, couch, or armchair.
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