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Hand-carved Salt rock candleholders in a cylindrical form. These natural rock pieces radiate a warm, golden glow at any time of day with a single tea-light candle. Made by Egyptian Artisans and designed in Denmark. Product...
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Icelandic sheepskins are known for their long, straight, beautiful hair. This white Icelandic will drape beautifully over a chair, on a couch and lays nicely as a rug on the...
$189.95
Gorgeous plant-dyed, silk-velvet pillows handmade by Edie Ure in Boulder, Colorado. Plant-dyed silk-velvet front with linen backing. Filled with a high quality down pillow. Golden zip closure. Each pillow is hand-dyed, so...
$79.00
The Carry Bag by Uashmama is a washable paper bag that is versatile and fun. Use it for your daily groceries, picnic or beach day, plants, or any of your organizing needs. Uashmama is...
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A handmade teapot made from clay and minerals by a Fair-Trade empowerment group in Nepal. These artisans have been making ceramics for generations and generations. Product of Atelier Sukha, Amsterdam....
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The Uashmama paper wine bag is easy to carry with its sturdy leather handle. It is the perfect accessory for bringing wine along with you to a picnic, party or to give as a gift....
$49.95
These natural Alabaster stone candleholders radiate a warm glow at any time of day with a single tea-light candle. They are handmade by artisans in Egypt and carved from natural alabaster stone into...
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This children's chair is truly a piece of art and incredibly cute. Product of EO and designed by Takeshi Sawada. Produced from fine solid European oak and American walnut with a foam...
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Icelandic sheepskins are known for their long, straight, beautiful hair. This black Icelandic will drape beautifully over a chair, on a couch and lays nicely as a rug on the floor....
At Hygge Life, we have been on our own hygge journey for the past few years... What is hygge, you ask? The concept of hygge was non-existent to us before we crossed paths with the Danish culture and began to explore what hygge could really mean. It’s an adjective (hyggelig) and a feeling, but also a way to live life- pursuing only the things and people that make you really appreciate the moments that make up your life.
