You'd be forgiven for thinking this padlock was favored for good looks alone, but it combines style with true security. It was invented in Helsinki by an office machinery mechanic...
Aptly named and in production for more than a century, this English “pea whistle” is the benchmark sports whistle used by school gym teachers and NHL refs alike. Constructed of...
This handy LED light is designed with an elastic strap to attach easily snap on to the handlebars of a bike or stroller. Housed in a sturdy, rust-proof aluminum housing,...
A bird feeder for the modern yard, made from 100% recycled plastic. Helsinki-based bird enthusiasts Mika & Julie Tolvanen designed Bird Silo as the debut product for their new company Pidät. The...
Small but mighty, this monocular scope is ideal for bird and wildlife watching, travel, or boosting your view at a concert. Weighting less than 2 ounces and less than 3.25"...
For nighttime jogs or simply walking the dog, a safety light on your person is just a good idea. This version, made from matte finished cast aluminum, snaps easily onto...
The word “Eena” is a Chinook term that means “The beaver who builds the best lodge.” For over 40 years Portland’s Beckel Canvas Products has taken this motto to heart,...
The word "Eena" is a Chinook term that means "The beaver who builds the best lodge." For more than 40 years Portland's Beckel Canvas Products has taken this motto to...
These heavy gauge, hand hammered flasks are made by an international cooperative of master copper artisans with workshops in Austin and Santa Clara del Cobre, Mexico. The flasks are TIG...
Both beautiful and useful, this all-metal mister from British brand Haws helps to increase the humidity around indoor plants for the optimum healthy environment. Ideal for succulents, bonsai, orchids, and...
This traditional, small Japanese folding utility knife is springless and lockless--instead it relies on the friction of the mechanism or the pressure of the user’s thumb on the iconic lever...
This multi-purpose garden tool is called a hori-hori in Japan, where it was originally used by bonsai enthusiasts to collect specimens in the wild. Today it is considered to be...
