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Small Prism

The Wild Unknown’s original prism, containing beach sand, feathers, stones, driftwood, and other natural wonders. Each...

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(11/12/11) The Wild Unknown’s original prism, containing beach sand, feathers, stones, driftwood, and other natural wonders. Each prism is a one of a kind object. Approximately 5" tall.See less

ThinkGeek :: Molecular Cuisine...

* A single kit that contains everything you need to get started with molecular cuisine * Includes 50 individually...

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(11/05/11) * A single kit that contains everything you need to get started with molecular cuisine * Includes 50 individually portioned chemicals, essential tools and a recipe DVD * Create up to 50 different dishes with this one kit! * Read more...See less

Twig Terrariums Le Petit...

Looking for a little green gift to keep that someone fascinated? Look at this one! Le Petit Singularite is a small,...

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(11/05/11) Looking for a little green gift to keep that someone fascinated? Look at this one! Le Petit Singularite is a small, well-made, cork-topped jar, made from 40% post-consumer recycled glass. Its design is simple and it looks good everywhere (we've checked around our homes). Kit comes attractively packaged and with one figure - please specify male or female.See less

Tastes for Everyone

From cheeses and crackers to nuts, old fashioned candy, and a bit of chocolate, everyone is sure to find a favorite...

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(11/05/11) From cheeses and crackers to nuts, old fashioned candy, and a bit of chocolate, everyone is sure to find a favorite treat to devour. Petite includes chipotle white corn tortilla chips, spicy habañero salsa, birds in the nest cookies, white chocolate pretzels, mixed nuts, and chocolate almond bark. Medium also includes Rosé wine infused salami, horseradish cheese, rosemary crisps, and cinnamon toffee popcorn. Large (pictured) also includes milk chocolate pretzels, apricot jam, white chocolate gummy bears, pistachios, foglie de mais cookies, and artichoke lemon pesto. Each size is gift wrapped in a hand crafted wood crate with ribbon.See less

LUMEN OIL CANDLE SHADOW PROJECTORS

Invented by artist Adam Frank, this modern little oil candle casts an enchanting shadow from a tiny, stainless steel...

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(11/05/11) Invented by artist Adam Frank, this modern little oil candle casts an enchanting shadow from a tiny, stainless steel tree. As the flame flickers, the shadow of the tree moves like a light breeze is rustling its branches. A unique twist on a normal candle. Give one to your favorite hostess or light several at your next dinner party. The shadow's intensity and size will be affected by additional light in the room - the darker the room, the better the results. Comes with two containers of odorless, clean-burning liquid wax that last 17 hours each. Available in five styles (from left to right): Cedar, Nest, Magnolia, Pine, and Bloom. Sold individually. Set of two refills also available. Made in Brooklyn. Click here to see the lumen glowSee less

Maine Cabin Breakfast Gift

Invited to someone's cabin in the woods or ski house for the weekend? Surprise your host with the gift that will spur...

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(11/05/11) Invited to someone's cabin in the woods or ski house for the weekend? Surprise your host with the gift that will spur lingering breakfasts watching the snow fall and catching up or offer enough fuel for catching first tracks. Includes: Pure Maple Syrup, a jar of Maine Wild Blueberry Jam, Small Farmhouse Pancake and Waffle Mix, a wooden handled balloon whisk, and pine garland tea towel.See less

Peruvian Fuchsia Flyaway Cardigan

“High-dwelling companions of the puffy white clouds” is how a 1946 National Geographic article describes the Andean...

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(10/28/11) “High-dwelling companions of the puffy white clouds” is how a 1946 National Geographic article describes the Andean alpaca, a domesticated animal that has provided wool to Quechua Indians for thousands of years. Alpaca wool is warm, lightweight, and easily sheds rain and snow, making it an ideal fiber for the windswept Andes. This alpaca-blend cardigan features patterns inspired by the embroidered hems of Peruvian women’s polleras (ankle-length skirts) and llicllas (woven shawls and carrying cloths). Single-button closure. Fine-gauge alpaca blend.See less

Legends & Lore Segway Tour, Atlanta

See Atlanta from a whole new perspective on a spooky tour by Segway exploring the city's darker side. This spine...

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(10/20/11) See Atlanta from a whole new perspective on a spooky tour by Segway exploring the city's darker side. This spine tingling city tour will take you on a voyage of discovery from downtown Atlanta, Centennial Olympic Park to the Capitol and all points in between. Hear about the city’s most sinister characters and haunted happenings from the famous to the not so famous. Visit Georgia State University to hear about ghosts that haunt the campuses of Atlanta. If you think you know Atlanta, think again. You’ll discover the city as never before on this unforgettable twilight tour.See less

Extreme Zip Line Tour, Atlanta

Reach new heights on the ultimate zip line canopy tour. Experience an eco-trek from a unique bird's eye view on the...

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(10/20/11) Reach new heights on the ultimate zip line canopy tour. Experience an eco-trek from a unique bird's eye view on the longest, highest and fastest, zip line canopy tour in the Northern Hemisphere. Fly over the Snake Creek Gorge, located only 45 minutes from Atlanta at heights of up to 170ft. Make your way across an exciting course featuring 19 different zip lines and 20 wood bridges as you reach speeds up to 65 mph. Step off a 200ft cliff and scream along a 900ft zip line that takes you directly over the gorge. Then on to the famous half mile ‘Screaming Eagle’ zip lines which include access to one of the world’s highest timber poles! Enjoy an adrenaline packed tour in breath-taking natural Georgia and unleash your inner thrillseeker.See less

WHITE FROST TORCH LIGHTS

Angled to make the most of candlelight, these frosted tealight holders are made from extremely durable borosilicate...

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(09/18/11) Angled to make the most of candlelight, these frosted tealight holders are made from extremely durable borosilicate glass. We offer two sets so you can cluster them together on a mantel or parade across an evening buffet. Tealights not included. 2" dia. Each set includes 3½"H, 4¼"H, and 5"H sizes. Set of three (one of each size). Set of nine (three of each size). Click for larger image.See less

Peet's Coffee & Tea

Discover Peet's Coffee & Tea. Fresh-roasted coffees, hand-selected teas and unique gifts. Peet's unique roasting style...

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(03/02/11) Discover Peet's Coffee & Tea. Fresh-roasted coffees, hand-selected teas and unique gifts. Peet's unique roasting style results in a rich, complex taste that no other roaster can duplicate. For ultimate freshness, Peet's hand roasts its coffees daily and ships them the same day. Satisfaction guaranteed.See less

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Barefoot Dreams Bamboo Chic Adult...

Cuddle up in a super soft Barefoot Dreams® throw. Plush chenille throw is the blanket your couch is aching for. Handsome...

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(07/11/10) Cuddle up in a super soft Barefoot Dreams® throw. Plush chenille throw is the blanket your couch is aching for. Handsome ribbed edges. A great gift for yourself or a loved one. Measures: 72 x 54. Fabric: rayon from bamboo and polyester. Machine wash cold, tumble dry low. Imported.See less

JAPAN

History of Japanese Tea Japanese Teas are grown throughout the Japanese archipelago with the exception of Northern...

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(12/06/08) History of Japanese Tea Japanese Teas are grown throughout the Japanese archipelago with the exception of Northern Honshu and Hokkaido. The practice of drinking tea came to Japan from China after a Japanese envoy's visit to the Tang Dynasty of China in the Nara-Heian Era, though some claim older origins. The origins of the many tea plantations found in Japan today, can be traced back to the 12th century Buddhist priest, Eisai, who had planted prototype tea bushes he brought back from China, in what is today, Saga prefecture. Later, the offspring spread to Kyoto, Nara, Wakayama, Shizuoka, Saitama and other tea producing regions of Japan. From the Meiji to the Showa Era, commercial exports of tea and silk had played a pivotal role in Japan's modernization. Japanese tea species and its best seasons Though the "Yabukita" is the most prevalent species in the islands of Japan, there are many notable Japanese tea species. Other popular varieties such as "Yutakamidori" or "Fujikaori"are also...See less