Croissant Lamp fun

Croissant Lamp funThe Croissant Lamp is a clever homage to France's most famous pastry. Each is up cycled from a real unsold croissant, hollowed out by hand, then sealed with a protective outer coating. The brainchild of Japanese artist and former baker Yukiko Morita, Pampshade lamps take their name from pan (Japanese for bread) + lampshade. Each lamp provides a gentle light that might be described as rich and buttery in hue, if you will. To turn on or off, simply

Love the way it fits and feels

It has clearly caught on

using only organic dyes

Inis Meáin’s signature Patented Aran pattern has the distinction of being held in the collection of the National Museum of Ireland

while preserving your sweaters for decades to come

Made in Peru

and its jeans are simply the bomb

a manufacturer that has approached sock-making like an art for over 50 years

Tactile and pleasantly squishy

Adjustable nylon webbing shoulder strap: 48"/ 122cm max length

Fun fact: this shaggy effect is achieved by an artisan brushing technique using teasels

How to Cook a Wolf was first published in 1942 at the height of World War II shortages