Mary Lake-Thompson Stacked Farm Animals Cotton Flour Sack Dish Towel Lighting Tony Holman calls this piece

Tony Holman calls this piece his "Guacamole Bowl

succulents or other small plants

Many Montgomery Street Designs styles are also available as napkins

The basketweave pattern on these soapstone pencil holders consists of hundreds of tiny lines that are hand etched by kisii artisans in western Kenya

Mary Lake-Thompson Stacked Farm Animals Cotton Flour Sack Dish Towel Lighting Tony Holman calls this pieceVintage four sack towels have remained the cook's favorite kitchen textile for well over a hundred years. They were initially made using salvaged fabric from old flour or grain sacks which were bleached, washed, and trimmed to size. While modern methods have facilitated mass production and beautiful graphics, the practicality of the original flour sack towels remains. Nothing can beat their absorbency, softness, and virtually lint free performance,