Now really, have you noticed the junk we are getting from China? None of this stuff is original, none of it is really nice..Because it is cheap, and unimaginative. ( Not necessarily their fault I might add). China does make some very nice stuff, but we aren't seeing much of it, and could be lowering their standards. Isn't there a law against that? Well there should be!
Kushtush organics Made by Amish, Peruvians, Americans. Some stuff grown in Texas Kushtush pet bed has a double-chambered futon of buckwheat hulls scented with natural lavender
Here are some nice organic scented petbeds for your kitty or pooch you love so much...pet beds
As much as we like natural bedding, so do our pets!
See below for some ideas, and "some" stuff from China is included.
Siamese Dream, Nepalese, etc At least the Chinese stuff reflects China as a culture.
14.95 Jewelry roll.
India made mirrors w/ silk pouch 7.95. Clothes, candles, slippers, Dali Lama quotes. etc. more more, nice store.
Folding three paneled screen for inside use. Peeled cedar bent to create interesting patterns over dark backgrounded material and lined with muslin on backside. My husband calls me the twigonometrist. I use native larch, cedar, birch, and red flowering dogwood for my rustic creations. They include custom made bentwood arbors, gates, fences, twig signs, trellises, furniture for the garden or inside, shevles, hanging plant baskets, garden globes, wedding decorations, cement bird baths and stepping stones with leaf impressions and other cement sculptures.
I also make life size moose sculptures of larch and cedar. I am excited to try different sculpture forms as requested. My work is a reflection of the beauty of the Moosehead Lake area's water and mountains.
Beyond the Bend. What's New: Twigonometrist See more at Maine Made
A very wonderful site..must see this if you are a gentle woman
Avena BotanicalsFor those of you new to Avena, we are a small business owned and run by women committed to working in ways which nourish ourselves, our community and our planet. We carry on an herbal tradition kept alive by women for many centuries. The daily ways we work together planting, harvesting and making medicines, mixing formulas, filling and labeling bottles, answering the phones, shipping orders and interacting with each other, continues to be done with thoughtfulness and care. We believe a kind and supportive working environment is essential for the making of medicines and for the health and well-being of all of us.
Made In Japan... nice goods 100% Woven Cotton. Prepacked. The pictures shown are close-ups of the pattern, the actual pattern is repeated many times on a Yukata. The name "Yukata" comes from "Yu (bath) "and "Katabira"(under-clothing). About one thousand years ago, court nobles wore linen "Yukatabira" which were draped loosely after taking a bath. The general public began to wear them about three hundred years ago when the sophisticated Japanese public bath became popular. Now it is widely used for everything from traditional Japanese dance and usual wear in the summer, to simple night attire. In this country they make perfect bathrobes.
wooden screen doors. They've got your door covered!
eggplant hat, woolens, handmade
A House to go with your door? Ward Cedar log homes
Bentwood hickory furniture, American made.
Hickory furniture Jim Peed designs
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