In Lozhka, Alissa Timoshkina celebrates Eastern Europe through one of its most humble and powerful symbols: the spoon. As in all of her cookbooks, she blends soulful recipes with rich storytelling, bringing together history, memory, and love of cooking.

A beautiful and elegant green glass hobnail pitcher, hand blown in Czechia by Bohemian Glass. Measures 10" tall by 7" across the widest part.

The Baltic Check throw is made from 25% Gotland wool & 75% lambswool. Gotland wool is fantastically thick and silky to the touch. Gotland wool comes from a Swedish breed of sheep that has been herded for hundreds of years.

Striking in every sense – these matchboxes are filled with 125 4 1/2" matchsticks ready to spark a little joy.

An adorable card with a farmer and his family riding horses . Measures 6.5" square with 85% recycled envelope. The artist is Yuri Vasnetsov, a beloved Soviet children's book illustrator.

In the years before the 1917 Revolution, the Stray Dog cabaret in St. Petersburg was the haunt of poets, artists, and musicians, a place to meet, drink, read, brawl, celebrate and perform.

Learn how to pickle, ferment, and preserve with recipes drawing on culinary traditions from around the world.

High quality 11" x 14 1/2" art print of "Our Courtyard" by Igor A. Popov from 1964. From a private American collection.