If you find gifting season a stressful time – let’s #high5! Searching for that perfect gift idea for your special someone at times is not an easy task. So we dropping here our list of gift ideas that might be just what you are looking for: locally made, affordable, and unique + you will support local brands and designers.
Here, shop our picks:
FIREHAWK BELLOWS – the ultimate tool to keep the flame alive
Locally produced and handmade in Salt River Studio, Firehawk Bellows are the ideal gift for the braai and outdoor lover in your life. So no more paper plate fanning to keep the flame alive. Firehawk Bellows come in large and small sizes and are perfect for any South African household as well as the handiest travel companion.
This festive season they are offering 30% off selected Firehawk Bellows via their website (the deal you cannot miss!). How cool is that!
Check out www.firehawkbellows.co.za
Christmas Selfcare Box from Dhanusha Dhoorgalu
Bespoke Christmas-themed self-care box to fulfill all your self-care needs this festive season. Created with love and intention, this makes the most beautiful Christmas gift for your loved ones, or you! Use it as a way to get away from the hustle and bustle of things. Engage all your senses and ground yourself with this special set of goodies.
We think this is exactly what is needed after a looong and stressful at times year!
Order yours here – www.missdhanusha.co.za
Shopper Bags for your out-and-about
We are loving the unique designs based on the photographed moments by Belia Oh Photography. These shopper-tote bags are super on trend and are the best accessory for summer.
Shop your here www.beliaoh.com
Animal heads in colourful, on-trend designs from Head On Design
Head On Design have a wonderful range of gifts for kids, from animal heads to bookshelves. Colourful and super happy addition to your child’s spaces! Their products are made with recycled paperboard or birch ply from a sustainable source. Birch products are varnished with non-toxic eco-friendly wax varnish.
We loooooove how they want to protect our kids as well as our forests!
Shop your designs here – www.headondesign.co.za
Creative and educational toys from Envirokid
Educational and super creative gifts for your little one! These ultimate gifts will keep little adventurers busy for hours. We loooove the Wooden Bug Box and Rope Kit!
Shop these here – www.envirokid.co.za
Statement Pieces from Pichulik
Add some statement pieces that are absolutely gorgeous and unique in every way.
Shop your pieces here – www.pichulik.com
Mini Moon Bag from Wren Design
On-trend Mini Moon Bags are made of reclaimed paper, fused for strength, padded to protect and coated to be water-resistant. Lightweight and comfortable with an adjustable cotton strap, this bag can be worn around your waist or across your body. It is the perfect on-the-go lifestyle accessory!
We are looooooving it!
Shop your bags here – www.thewrendesign.com
Rhino Wall Planter from Rialheim
Plant lovers out there will understand! Our plants deserve the best, unique in shape and size planters as their home – here is an idea we looove!
Shop Rhino Planters here – www.rialheim.co.za
Something for Gin Lovers
Knysna is home to the haunting beauty of Africa’s southernmost Afromontane forest. Deep within the forest, a creature known only to this part of the world exists – the Phantom Moth. Phantom is named after this ghost moth and pays tribute to the wild spirits that dwell in this delicate ecoregion. From the majestic elephants whose trails are long forgotten to the slow-footed dwarf chameleon and regal Knysna Lourie to name a few. This contemporary style Phantom Gin is crafted from botanicals sourced from Knysna and infused with natural fulvic trace minerals that lend to its unique earthy colour and offer you a taste of the ancient forest.
Order now – www.phantomcraft.co.za (Not for persons under 18)
Please note shipping terms and delivery may differ per supplier. This is a gift guide and we are in no way responsible for shipping or any logistics behind the shopping process.
Leading picture by Pichulik.
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