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1. Over 100 new products!

   New products are arriving at our warehouse daily! Unique and exciting new products have been added to every category on the Selections from Museums of...
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2. Diaphanous Floating Thread Scarf

   Feather light, cloud soft, our ethereal 100% silk scarf epitomizes effortless beauty.
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3. Authentic Handcrafted Canadian Moccasins

   The ultimate in comfort — you will love our traditional padded moccasins!
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4. Balinese Hand-Beaded Rings

   Inspired by Bali's tropical flora and exquisitely beaded formal sarongs, artisans tap into traditional beading traditions to create our stretchy, sequ
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5. Genuine Sheepskin Slippers

   When you slip into our soft shearling slippers your feet will thank you! Known as one of nature's best insulators, shearling draws a
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6. Thai Silk Yo-Yo Scarf

   Artisans in rural Thailand use silk left over from the making of ceremonial and festive clothing to create our stylish one-of-a-kind yo-yo scarf.
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7. Dazzling Dragonflies

   Dancing on delicate wings, our dragonfly jewellery symbolizes luck, hope and joy.
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8. Bold & Beautiful Balinese Bead Knots

   Handcrafted by Balinese artisans, using delicate glass beads, our stylish knot set makes a truly eye-catching fashion statement.
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9. Ikat Bag

   A snazzy, Ikat print lends geometric flair to our versatile 100% cotton bag with plenty of space for books, towels, snacks or whatever you need to tot
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10. Much More than Rudolph

    Handcrafted using traditional jewellery making techniques, our stunning reindeer pin is poised to make a perfect addition to your holiday jewellery co
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11. Agate Wind Chime

    Beautiful garden wind chimes are made with seven vibrant and colourful agate slices, draping gracefully from a wooden ring.
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12. Giving Bowls

    Tell someone you are thinking of them with our darling little trinket giving bowls, handmade with love by Saskatchewan potter Susan Robertson. No two
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