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Wednesday, October 15

Sunday, August 24

Candles and Crystals.... at the Wishing Well!

Monday, August 11





Crystal shopping- come check out these beautiful new Stones! We got some Spirit Quartz and Cactus Quartz and a lot of others...


Quilts back at the Wishing Well

Saturday, May 31


Mmmm, raw honey from the Bariani Family Farm north of Sacramento. Their bees feed throughout the year from their olive flowers and wild flowers, and it, along with everything else, is on sale right now! 

Wednesday, March 26




Bless the gnomes, we have just gotten in a shipment of lava lamps. Guaranteed to delight small people. 

Friday, February 7



We just received these embroidered linen bags. The large ones are a good size for handwork projects. You could fit several balls of yarn, and your needles, and pattern in one. The smaller bags could be filled with treats or a little toy for Valentine's Day. So sweet. 

Tuesday, February 4


We have a new shipment of beautiful baskets, all sizes, made by a women's collective in Ghana.








Friday, January 24


100% pure beeswax candles scented with essential oils....heavenly.

Wednesday, December 18


Candle carousels make Christmas magic and charm young and old alike. We have some with chimes too....



Some holiday gift ideas for you. Angel tea light and snuffer....no one knows exactly why but all children, without exception, adore snuffing out candles. Snuffers make great stocking stuffers!


The most delicious local honey brought to you by PWS parent Bill Birney.


A sparkly snowflake candle light with a sturdy two foot chain for hanging indoors or out. 

And we have an array of colorful, heirloom, wool felt Christmas stockings from Roost.
And don't forget, all our Christmas things are on sale!!

Wednesday, December 11

All Christmas goods like these delicious boxes of baubles for your tree, are now 20 percent off. 

Tuesday, December 3




These enchanting German advent calendars also include short stories about Christmas that you can read to your children with the opening of each door.  

Thursday, November 21