Finding the perfect gift should feel joyful, not stressful. We’ve gathered some of our most-loved Heilbron herbal tinctures, teas, and skincare, along with a handful of products from other brands we’re enjoying right now. Whether you’re shopping for someone who loves rituals, style, wellness, or hosting, you’ll find beautifully considered options to inspire your list.

1. Maggie Boyd Candlestick. This special candlestick by Maggie Boyd is not only a beautifully expressive piece of ceramic art - it’s also part of the Potters for Palestine fundraiser, making it a gift with purpose. Its sculptural charm and hand-formed personality make it wildly covetable, the kind of object that feels instantly treasured and full of heart.

2. Studio Kelsey Wool Vest. We love this vest because it embodies everything slow fashion should be: intentional, textural, and made with care. Knit in Nashville on a vintage machine, each piece reflects Kelsey’s dedication to craft and sustainability. The merino–mohair blend gives it a cloudlike softness, and the cropped, boxy fit makes layering feel effortless. It’s wearable art, built to last.

3. JUNO Pottery Small Pedestal Cup. Made here in Asheville, each cup is crafted by hand - wheel thrown, hand built, and finished in JUNO’s earthy, minimalist style. This little cup can be used for everything: herbal spritzes (tincture + sparkling water), little sips of tea, a small moment of pause in the afternoon.

4. Shiso Hibiscus Infused Salt. Bright, briny, and delightfully herbaceous, this salt is infused with earthy purple shiso and tangy hibiscus. Perfect for sprinkling on fresh fruit, savory dishes, sweet treats, or even rimming a cocktail glass, it adds a little magic to everyday moments.

5. Kathe Kaczmarzyk Wool Felted Shoulder Bag. Each of Kathe’s felted shoulder bags is a one-of-a-kind wooly sculpture - earthy, textural, and entirely handmade from undyed local Spelsau wool. We love the way every bag carries the natural variation of the sheep it came from, making no two colors or textures quite the same. Designed to use up small bits of leftover yarn, these pieces embody true resourcefulness and slow craft.

6. Heilbron Skin and Body Set. This complete set of everyday essentials makes even the simplest routines feel indulgent. The botanical face mist, nourishing oils, and beautifully clean deodorant are gentle, grounding, and designed to support skin without fuss. It’s the perfect “reset” bundle for anyone wanting a thoughtful, elevated daily ritual.

7. In love with this Eclipse Ring from Ope Omojola. Octave Jewelry’s pieces are tiny geological poems - raw stones cut by hand, set into bold and thoughtful shapes that move with the body. We love how each piece honors the character of the stone itself, turning minerals into wearable stories. Sophisticated, sculptural, and deeply personal, Octave jewelry feels like adornment with intention.

8. Diaspora Spice Co. Diaspora’s spices are some of the freshest and most vibrantly flavored you can find, and they make the happiest, easiest gifts. We love tucking them into stockings or even hanging them on the Solstice tree - their colors and aromas bring instant warmth to winter. A small jar with big impact in the kitchen.

9. Kiss of Life Tea Towel. Hand-painted, sustainably dyed, and completely one-of-a-kind, this flour sack towel turns everyday use into a joyful ritual. With a red embroidered logo and a convenient hook, it’s both beautiful and functional - perfect for adding a thoughtful, sustainable touch to your kitchen or home.

10. Knook Ceramics Potter’s for Palestine Piece. This sculptural piece by our studio mate Diana feels like an heirloom from the future - contemporary, architectural, and deeply intentional. Created for the Potters for Palestine auction, it channels her signature blend of wheel-thrown form and sculptural detail. We love her Bauhaus-influenced curves, oversized handles, and creamy clay palette. A gift that supports mutual aid while celebrating boundary-pushing design.

11. Nervous System Trio. This trio is like a gentle hand on the shoulder for anyone feeling overextended. Milky Oats nourishes frazzled nerves, Big Hug offers grounding and uplift in equal measure, and Soothe Yourself brings calm to tired minds and bodies. We love this set as a cozy, supportive gift.

12. Nothing New Cookbook by Jesper Sjödahl. This book is a love letter to considered cooking - thoughtful, sensory, grounded in real life. We love its mix of essays, recipes, field notes, and quiet kitchen wisdom. Jesper’s approach changes the way you see everyday ingredients, urging you toward simplicity, attention, and pleasure. It’s the kind of cookbook that becomes a companion, read by lamplight and splattered with the evidence of many good meals.

13. Range Membership. Range is more than movement - it’s a complete reimagining of what it means to feel well in your body. We love its playful reverence for the natural world and the way it celebrates being human: drinking tea between sets, laughing, connecting, remembering that we are nature.

The best gifts feel personal, intentional, and made to be enjoyed long after the holidays. We hope this guide helps you create moments of warmth and delight for the people you love. Here’s to gifting beautifully, thoughtfully, and with care.