We’re Feeling Thankful

These deep fall colors are a sure way to warm up your home.

Festive wooden acorns will add an autumnal air to your home. Display them in little bowls on your Thanksgiving table.

These rich amber pods are actually lights. They look stunning arranged in a large floor vase.

These painted acorn sprigs are perfect additions to a Thanksgiving tablescape, whether you place them in bud vases, scatter them, or wrap their wire stems around every napkin.

Are you wondering what to make your vegan guests this Thanksgiving? This wonderful cookbook is full of delicious ideas. (Take it from New Stone Age’s resident vegan blogger – it’s yummy!)

Our gorgeous mango wood tableware will make your sweet potatoes and your green beans almandine look stunning.

These cloths have been handwoven in an Amish community, and are so soft. Use them to brighten up your kitchen or your bathroom.

These delicately frayed cotton towels, naturally dyed in beautiful tones of saffron, eggplant, cornflower and coral, hail from India. They are surprisingly absorbent and wonderfully soft when washed, and make a great alternative to standard terrycloth towels. Give your holiday guests one of these towels to make their Thanksgiving even cozier.

Give Thanks! Grab a set of these adorable wooden stamps, and show your loved ones your gratitude with a hand-stamped message.

Here at New Stone Age, we are certainly feeling thankful this year that our favorite First Lady is back in the White House. Hooray for the Obamas!