~ kindness ~

Inspired by the Victorian Era’s beautiful, hidden meanings of flowers used to communicate in secret, this floral print symbolizes and embodies the meaning of friendship.

Join us as we explore the many different ways we say hello with words and gestures from all around the globe.

"I am practicing being kind instead of right." This gorgeous handmade natural (tree-free) paper print, complete with deckle edges, was made with love and respect for the earth by the Ramsey Family: modern day bohemians sharing their 

When a young boy's beloved bird flies away, the only thing harder than tracking it down is forgiving the friend who let it escape. As he searches the town from sidewalk to treetop,

In theory, we are all interested in being kind. In practice, a lot gets in the way: tiredness, anger, bitterness. These Kindness Prompt Cards are designed to bring out our better natures. 

This Felted Kindness Matters Garland will add a touch of whimsy to your decorating - all without needing electricity. A rainbow of felted colored letters on a jute cord will look beautiful strung

This is a book for a friend you appreciate, one who matters more than a little. It's a celebration of someone who's so good, it's hard to find just the right words to share how much

A bouquet of gratitude in book form, I Picked These for You is a keepsake to celebrate friendship and share appreciation—perfect for those who make your days brighter.

With The Little Book of Joy: 365 Ways to Celebrate Every Day discover a different way to find happiness every day of the year in a pocket size companion that celebrates the little things that

Challenge your mind and warm your heart with this captivating Wooden Hearts Aligned Puzzle. Meticulously crafted from natural wood, this elegant brain teaser features intricately

Celebrate simple beauty with Linen Kitchen Towel | Blush Posies and its soft, vintage feel. The linen-cotton blend makes it gentle, absorbent, and endlessly

Support a child every step of the way with these encouraging pop-open cards. Tuck one into a lunch box, a pocket, or a backpack, and let each hidden message add delight

With hand-painted elephants and textured foliage throughout, this journal is a celebration of compassion and the goodness it ushers into the world. Periodic quotes and art share encouragement to embrace empathy and kindness.

Oliver Jeffers, arguably the most influential creator of picture books today, offers a rare personal look inside his own hopes and wishes for his child–and in doing so gifts children 

An exciting, interactive activity book based on the #1 New York Times bestseller Here We Are, from world-renowned picture book creator Oliver Jeffers! Well hello. Welcome to this Planet.

"Let There Be Peace On Earth." This gorgeous handmade natural (tree-free) paper print, complete with deckle edges, was made with love and respect for the earth by the Ramsey Family: modern day

If a tie-dye shirt had a vocabulary, it would be Wooden Peace & Love Blocks Set (29pc). Happy, warm and caring feelings

"Faith, Hope and the Greatest is Love." This gorgeous handmade natural (tree-free) paper print, complete with deckle edges, was made with love and respect for the earth by the Ramsey Family: modern day

This charming Little Felted Heart Ornament Set | Moss Ombre will bring delight into your home this holiday and many many more. Each heart was thoughtfully made by

An ABC of Families celebrates families in every single shape and size, no matter what they look like or whom they include. Whether you have two dads, an adopted brother, three

Add a little personalized surprise to daily notes. Make Your Own Scratch Off  Note Set | Monster is a set of (24) Lunchbox Scratch Notes to hide your own

This charming Little Felted Heart Ornament Set | Ochre Ombre will bring delight into your home this holiday and many many more. Each heart was thoughtfully made by

Kindness is the one thing we can all give that costs nothing yet means the world to someone. And, let’s be honest, we could all be a little kinder to each other, to ourselves and to strangers, right? But where do we start?