Well, I wish I had the time to do 7 full days of Etsy goodies, but until I'm no longer entrenched in my studies, 4 days will have to do! I love to spend hours looking through the pages and pages of seller's items and imagining that I have endless funds to buy all of the stuff I lust after. But for now, lusting will have to suffice. I hope you've enjoyed the products I've found so far -- I feel like I've become an Etsy-search-expert.
**Let me know if there is a specific type of Etsy item you would like to see featured in the future -- I take requests (not everyone likes to waste hours away doing this as much as I do!).Some people call them knick-knacks, some call them tchochkes, I call them an addiction. I love cool little useless things, like bowls, pottery, sculptures, candle holders, figurines...the list goes on. I am almost as obsessed with decorating as I am with fashion, so for my last Etsy day I wanted to share some home decor items currently on my radar. I have cut back on my knick-knack purchases since moving from a house to a smaller apartment, but I still can't resist that perfect little something when I see it. Here are a few irresistible items that I'm sure I could find a place for...somewhere...
I love organic shapes --Heather knight's
Element Clay Studio specializes in ceramic sculptures in natural shapes that seem fragile and rare...
Large chartreuse Sea Urchin Bowl, $80.
Micro Sculpture Pollen, $50.
I've got to respect anyone who gives my home state of Oklahoma some much-needed love;
Haunted Housewares, a Texas-based crafter, creates cozy plaid pillows in the shape of your favorite state (if they don't have your state featured, they take special requests).
Oklahoma plaid pillow, $34.
Texas plaid pillow, $34.
I've recently become obsessed with pit-fired clay and horsehair pottery, it feels so rugged and ancient.
Drexel Earthforms is known for their primitive firing techniques and unique forms.
Medium-large pitfire centerpiece bowl, $95
Tinted Horsehair Urn, $190.
I love the idea of a terrarium -- a tiny little world inside a glass jar. Not to mention, you rarely have to water them (a plus for a black thumb like me).
Made by Mavis creates moss terrariums and even sells little gnome homes to decorate your little green world.
Mini Moss Terrariums, $45.
Large Moss Terrarium, $33.
Colorful, glazed pottery is a weakness of mine, particularly something with a vintage feel.
Whitney Smith's pottery has 1920's vibe that I love, and the colors are perfection!
Creamer and Sugar set, $88.
Moss Pomegranate Pottery, $64.
