Black + Blum’s Thermo-Pot keeps your soup hot for up to six hours. The pot makes for a great companion during the cold months and the magnetically attached spoon ensures that you always have a utensil on hand when you are ready to take your first bite. The Thermo-Pot is super durable, made from stainless steel, and is vacuum sealed with a screwed tight lid. The cork topper provides a gripable surface, making the Thermo-Pot easy to open and close, and puts a nice finishing touch to this super aesthetically pleasing “food flask.”
The iNature iPhone case goes cradle to grave. All of iNature’s products are 100% biodegradable and compostable thanks to biopolymers and new production techniques. Unlike other Bio-Products that are available on the market, iNature’s soft iPhone case is extremely durable, doesn’t have a funky smell, and is reasonably priced. The case was given an honoree award for Design and Engineering at the International CES show in 2012. Make your own sustainable statement with the iNature Soft iPhone case, in a variety of bold colors. Similar cases for other lines of smart phones are anticipated to come out later this year.
Spruce Design Company’s Sitka Tree Pendant will make you fall in love with the natural properties of wood. Sitka trees grow in abundance in the Pacific NW and represent the largest species of Spruce. An iconic symbol of the wild BC coast, some Sitka trees grow to be nearly 300 feet tall and live over 700 years. Each pendant is made from American Black Walnut that has been recycled from the furniture industry.
Tegu ups the ante on building blocks by making them magnetic. The durable hardwood, non-toxic, blocks come in a variety of kits that provide hours of fun on the go or at home. We are absolutely stuck on these building block and we know you (your children) will be too.
Lite weight, water resistant, and nearly indestructible, you can rest safely when your iPad is in Pomm‘s iCork case. The angular features of the cork gives it a great contemporary look while its natural texture prevents against slippery fingers, making it easy to hold. In addition to being a highly renewable material, cork is also super impact resistant which is great for those moments your iPad does get away from you. Show-off your iPad by wrapping it in this limited edition iCork case.
The BRK Bottle is the brainchild of Tal and Kate, two friends who believe that beauty can inspire real change. Made to be a statement against the disposable world, the BRK comes in a delightful range of colors to suit your designer pallet. Each glass bottle is BPA-free and FDA approved. They are designed to fit most cup holders and to be 100% reusable + recyclable. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of every bottle benefits the Obakki and Canary Foundations.
Wear a piece of music history in the shape of a super fashionable Sonic NeckTie, smart enough for a business meeting or your next night out. Conceived by conceptual and sound artist, Alyce Santora, the fabric of the ties have been woven from 50% recorded audio cassette tape and 50% colored polyster thread. Not convinced? It just so happens that each of these ties have audible properties. If you rub a tape head over them they EMIT SOUND. Makes a great gift for the audiophile in your life.
These delightful little Bull and Bear Wooden Boxes by Karl Zahn are inspired by ancient-carving techniques. A nod to old-fashioned, minimalist design, each have a secret compartment mean to guard small important objects. Each box is made from sustainable new growth beach wood.
Take Shelly and Mary Klein’s scribbles with you wherever you go thanks to their iPad case. Featuring a variety of whimsical faces, the handmade pouch ensures that your iPad remains completely scratch free when in transit. Each individual case features hand-drawn faces which are then embroidered onto fabric before being sewn into a lightly padded pouch using a hemp/cotton blend textile and cotton batting.
This one-of-a-kind reclaimed guitar string ring just might pull on a music lover’s heartstrings. Each ring is hand-twisted and handmade by artist Christopher Sites, who sources the recycled strings from music stores and guitar shops around his California home. True fans may notice that the bow of the ring is held together with the “ball end” that is found on the end of guitar strings. Whether or not you are a guitar player, these rings are stylish enough to make ensure that your wardrobe stays “in tune.”
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