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Slow and steady, this Little Brown Snail will crawl its way into your home. The talented artisans behind the creation of these wonderful animals spend a significant

This enchanting little Elephant Mouse is the only mouse we can think of that we'd be happy to see inside our home. With his little hands sewn together, he'll hold your pen, a piece

These beautiful German paper mache Easter eggs are sure to get you into the Easter holiday spirit with charming images of all the classic Easter activities including painting eggs

This charming butterfly will both surprise and enchant your recipients when you wind-up the wings and close it in a card or book.  When opened, the magic butterfly will flutter away!

This charming critter is a little squirrel you actually want bring into your home. This Grey Squirrel | Sitting is standing on all four legs, ready for mischievous play. 

The Venetian island of Murano, famous for its glass art, is the inspiration behind these beautiful Venetian Glass Hearts. Designed in California with recycled and repurposed materials,

These beautiful German paper mache Easter eggs are sure to bring some extra happiness to your Easter celebrations. Choose from three (3) different sizes (extra small, small, and

Count down to the big day with this unique Traveling Advent Calendar | Reindeer. Each morning, move the brightly painted reindeer forward a numbered peak as they make their way to Christmas morning.

This charming critter is a little squirrel you actually want bring into your home. This Grey Squirrel | Sitting with Nut is sitting on its hind legs, offering you a walnut with

You might think this little Black-Tail Jack Rabbit could hop away at a moments notice. The talented artisans behind the creation of these wonderful animals spend a significant

You might think this little Chipmunk standing on all fours could scurry away at a moments notice. The talented artisans behind the creation of these wonderful animals spend a significant amount

Celebrating Easter and Springtime, these bright and cheerful German paper mache Easter eggs are designed with a sweet little critter on each. Choose from

The enchantingly illustrated A Natural History of Fairies Book, compiled in the 1920s by the botanist Professor Elsie Arbour for her niece, is now unveiled for readers of today. Featuring a

Designed and made in Germany, these Wooden Hearts can provide intimate acts of kindness when shared between friends and loved ones as gifts to celebrate special events, holidays

Handmade, Hanging Twig Nest, adorably creates a home for treasures, easter eggs or sweet creatures alike.  Perfect to nestle amongst

This White Rabbit Baby standing on its hind legs is a delightfully soft and gentle woodland creature, begging to be a springtime decoration or a snuggle buddy for your little one. The talented

The next best thing to having this sweet little newborn Bushback Deer live in your backyard is to enjoy it in your house, whether as decoration or for play. The talented 

The next best thing to having this sweet little newborn Bambi Deer live in your backyard is to enjoy it in your house, whether as decoration or for play. The talented artisans

Birdling Robin is bright, bold and breezy, with colorful blocks of fur. This perky pal has a cocoa tail, vanilla tummy and rust-red bib. With a suede pebble beak and shiny eyes

A perfect addition to your floral arrangement, the Felt Anemone | Blush is a unique way to bring a bit of nature inside without the maintenance of fresh cut flowers. 

The Organic Orange Classic Lollipop is a sweet treat that everyone will love. With a nod to traditional candy making

The bonny Birdling Blue Tit is hopping up to tweet a springtime greeting. This little chick is gorgeously gentle with bright black eyes, a neat grey beak and swooping blocks of blue

Munro Scottie Dog is obedient to a fault, but gets rather feisty on big adventures. Any visitor or friendly face is likely to get a creamy, tufty bundle of pup launched into their arms. 

This "Upside-Down" spinning top,often referred to as the Tippe Top, has a rather unique quality. It actually turns itself upside down and spins on its stem - all by itself! Originally patented back in 1891 by Helene Sperl of Germany, Danish engineer Werner Ostberg created his own version in 1950. His inspiration came from a visit to South America where he had seen locals playing with a small, round fruit. When they turned it by the stalk, much like an old-fashioned spinning top, it would spin for a second and the invert itself and spin on its stalk. The top is bipartite, clinch gudgeon glued, providing an inseparable bond of each component, painted and varnished and complies with European safety standards. You will also find the company's trademark burn line along its center.

Let your little one get creative in the Kitchen with this Children’s Cooking Utensil Set. This set comes with 10 utensils including a whisk, a rolling pin, a spoon, and much more all stored in an organic cotton bag!

Add a floral touch to your holiday decor with this German Glass Ornament. The vintage hexagon shape is hand painted with a rose flower and gold details. Each ornament is made of handblown glass by artisans in Germany.

This Forest House German Glass Ornament will add a touch of fairy tale whimsy to your holiday decorations. Hand painted details like trees and a snowy roof on a vintage shape complete its look. Each ornament is made of handblown glass by artisans in Germany.

This Old Fashioned Flat Taffy began in a small Texas kitchen and has now been a favorite for decades.  Flavor shipped at random - A scrumptious surprise for you or a loved one. 

Bring part of the barnyard home, with less mess, with this precious little Piglet sitting. The talented artisans behind the creation of these wonderful animals spend a significant

Welcome to the enchanted Woodland Village! Explore each unique little house and tree made of sustainable and sturdy bamboo. You might see a squirrel, you might find a deer

This beautiful Wren Nest | Small brings the wonder of nature into your home by mimicking the wren’s craftsmanship of nest building. Use as an Easter decoration for

This "Upside-Down" spinning top,often referred to as the Tippe Top, has a rather unique quality. It actually turns itself upside down and spins on its stem - all by itself! Originally patented back in 1891 by Helene Sperl of Germany, Danish engineer Werner Ostberg created his own version in 1950. His inspiration came from a visit to South America where he had seen locals playing with a small, round fruit. When they turned it by the stalk, much like an old-fashioned spinning top, it would spin for a second and the invert itself and spin on its stalk. The top is bipartite, clinch gudgeon glued, providing an inseparable bond of each component, painted and varnished and complies with European safety standards. You will also find the company's trademark burn line along its center.