Clean burning and unscented, votives are a quick way to dress up any room. Whether adding a warm flickering glow to a romantic dinner or relaxing bath, or fun twinkling lights to a birthday party or outside barbeque, votives are a must have around the house.So simple, yet exactly what you need, as long as you have votives around, you can brighten up any day You can burn these votives with any voti... more...

Clean burning and unscented, votives are a quick way to dress up any room. Whether adding a warm flickering glow to a romantic dinner or relaxing bath, or fun twinkling lights to a birthday party or outside barbeque, votives are a must have around the house.So simple, yet exactly what you need, as long as you have votives around, you can brighten up any day You can burn these votives with any votive holder.   less...

Share the joy of Easter with this unique Gift Pack. Beautifully wrapped in our signature kraft box with colorful ribbon - each gift pack includes: Large (8 oz!) bag of Dagoba Chocodrops- Giant - delicious chocolate drops A handcrafted olivewood Easter Egg from Palestine One-of-a-kind Soapstone Collector's Easter Egg and of course our recycled gold embossed globe greeting card when you send us your... more...

Share the joy of Easter with this unique Gift Pack. Beautifully wrapped in our signature kraft box with colorful ribbon - each gift pack includes: Large (8 oz!) bag of Dagoba Chocodrops- Giant - delicious chocolate drops A handcrafted olivewood Easter Egg from Palestine One-of-a-kind Soapstone Collector's Easter Egg and of course our recycled gold embossed globe greeting card when you send us your personalized message.   less...

This wooden kinara from Bamboula features intricate geometric carvings on both sides and holds the traditional seven candles. During Kwanzaa (Swahili for the first fruit) - candles are placed in a Kinara for the seven day festival that begins on the 26th of December celebrating the ties that bind traditional African customs to the cultural history of African Americans and Canadians. Traditionally ... more...

This wooden kinara from Bamboula features intricate geometric carvings on both sides and holds the traditional seven candles. During Kwanzaa (Swahili for the first fruit) - candles are placed in a Kinara for the seven day festival that begins on the 26th of December celebrating the ties that bind traditional African customs to the cultural history of African Americans and Canadians. Traditionally - there are seven candles (Mishumaa Saba) used in the kinara - each representing one of the Seven Pr   less...