Some pictures of new arrivals for you, fresh from our trip to New Hampshire!We're open all weekend, so come on in to find lots of spring-flavored gifts, baby wear, and more beautiful works of craft for you and your home!
Or call us to order something you see here (718-907-5835).
At right/above: Handcarved wooden spoons made by Dan Dustin in Contoocook, NH, ($30-$185).
Heirloom baskets (for generations of Easter egg hunts!) made by Ray Lagasse (left) and David Emerson (right), both New Hampshire artisans, ($80 each).
Extra large orb made by Jane Kaufmann in Durham, NH, ($350)
Large orbs (pink irises and red poppies, $125 each). Shown with small orb ($38).
A brand new batch of perfume bottles made by Matthew Eskuche in Pittsburgh, PA, ($48-$150 each).
Pottery Salt & Pepper Shakers made by John Zentner in Northwood, NH, ($24 per pair).
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3 comments:
I highly recommend the wooden spoons ~ they make cooking so much fun, and they're the most beautiful serving spoons too!
Have a great and blessed Easter
this is a bit off topic, but I am trying to get the word out about an event I am hosting in nyc to benefit the new orleans green project. I have also set up a blog to accept donations from anyone who can not attend. if you would be so kind as to spread the word, I would appreciate it.
c
http://nolagreenproject.chipin.com/nola-green-project
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