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Let the stars hold your destiny, and these pouches your memories. Handmade by Washington artist Kata Golda, these charming felt zodiac heirloom pouche... Read More at Uncommon goods.com
Let the stars hold your destiny, and these pouches your memories. Handmade by Washington artist Kata Golda, these charming felt zodiac heirloom pouche... Read More at Uncommon goods.com
With soap that smells as good as it looks, it's going to take a lot of will power not to take a bite of these delicious treats. These handmade vegetab... Read More at Uncommon goods.com
Sometimes the smallest gestures have the most meaning. This lovely "bag of cheer" features tiny lead-free pewter pocket charms that are sure to bright... Read More at Uncommon goods.com
Can't be there for that special someone's big day? Here's a "surefire" way to get your message across. The porcelain bisque cylinder glows from the fl... Read More at Uncommon goods.com
You're walking out the door, gift in hand, when suddenly you realize...you've forgotten a card! Why not be prepared for whatever events/parties/celebr... Read More at Uncommon goods.com
Mmmmmm...chocolate. Chocolate lovers will swoon for this wonderfully indulgent Chocolate Deck full of 50 decadent recipes and basic tips for cooking w... Read More at Uncommon goods.com
These eye-catching candles celebrate the Mexican folk-art tradition of using papel picado or punched paper to depict scenes celebrating Dia de los Mue... Read More at Uncommon goods.com
Wash away all your bad luck with these absolutely delicious-looking fortune cookie soaps by Shannon and Justin Prokop. Made with 100% vegetable oils, ... Read More at Uncommon goods.com
These pristine soap figurines will keep any big, bad wolf from tracking dirty paw prints around your house. Perfect as bathroom hand soaps, the one-ou... Read More at Uncommon goods.com
These eye-catching candles celebrate the Mexican folk-art tradition of using papel picado or punched paper to depict scenes celebrating Dia de los Mue... Read More at Uncommon goods.com
