Products tagged with stocking stuffer

An incredibly versatile basket, the Kaisa Grass Tray 10" is handcrafted by makers in Bangladesh of kaisa grass and cotton wrapping. Whether you're looking for a fruit basket, entry valet tray, desktop organizer, tablescape basket or any other clutter corr

What better way to celebrate the festive season than with decorations that give back to communities in Nepal? These colorful Christmas stockings are hand-knit and embroidered by the same talented artisans who make several of our wool hats, mittens and hea

The Akari beanie takes its inspiration from sashiko, a traditional Japanese embroidery technique that dates back to the 17th century and is used to make well-worn garments stronger and warmer. The leaf motif, synonymous with the changing seasons, is disti

The Stella Hat is a simple lightweight knit trimmed with oversized flower pattern hand-embroidery. Fleece lined for warmth. Match it with complimentary handwarmers in the same design.
Who Made It: Lost Horizons began partnering with women in Nepal over 3

This retro-inspired design channels 80s snowfield glam to bring a pop of color to your winter ensemble. Bands of contrasting color and subtle geometric patterns in coral and plum tones are reminiscent of sunset or sunrise (also available in an earthy, neu

These well-balanced incense sticks are made in-house at Maroma. The incense is natural with natural aromas. Wood powder with a botanical gum resin is bound onto bamboo sticks and dried. No charcoal is used. The finished sticks are then dipped into our own

Handcrafted by artisans in the Philippines, these earrings of wafer-thin leaf motif pieces are made from capiz, the thin shell of a marine mollusk. First artisans wash and soak shells. After the shells have dried, they are cut into shapes and edged with m

Elegantly display fruit on your table or corral books by the bedside, you can count on this Kaisa Rounded Basket Bowl 10" woven grass basket to elevate your space. Handwoven from kaisa, a fast‒growing river grass found across Bangladesh, the Kaisa Basket

The Crouching Cat Planter might not keep the mice at bay, but it will look cute wherever you put it. Makers from Corr-The Jute Works showcase their skill in ceramics by crafting each white-washed terracotta planter by hand.
Who Made It: CORR stands for C

Set the table and save the planet with the Repurposed Sari Table Runner from Bangladesh. Add a vibrant and eclectic touch with this table runner handmade from upcycled cotton sari and denim remnant fabric by women working with our fair trade partner Prokr

This captivating box hand-carved from gorara stone is crafted by artisans working with Asha Handicrafts. Meaning “hope” in Sanskrit, Asha Handicrafts is an Indian fair trade organization that has been working to promote the social and economic development

Delicately inspired, wear these blue flower petals encased in glass and set in sterling silver you need a little lift, a piece of nature nearby. Handcrafted by artisans in Peru with Manos Amigas, meaning "hands joined in friendship" in Spanish.

A true classic, elegant deep blue dangling earrings. Put them on, head out. Handcrafted by artisans with SAFFY‒Social Action for Filipino Youth. Representing more than 1,000 artisans across 70 workshops, creatively crafting with sustainably harvested capi

Lots of people have a garden hedge, but a garden hedgehog is truly unique! The Hedgehog Planter is handcrafted in Bangladesh where makers from Corr-The Jute Works showcase their skill in ceramics by crafting each white-washed terracotta planter by hand.

Fly your true colors when you don the Rainbow Banner Ring. An adjustable cuff ring made of alpaca metal with a handcrafted resin banner sporting 7 colors of the rainbow with silver stripes between each. Fair trade artisans in Peru crush stone then custom

What better way to celebrate the festive season than with decorations that give back to communities in Nepal? Lost Horizon’s exclusive range of colorful Christmas stockings are hand-knit and embroidered by the same talented artisans who make their woolly