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Diana Kane's first giveaway contest
Diana Kane is having her first giveaway contest! If the Diana Kane mini heart ring in yellow or rose gold is something you cannot live without, then upload a photo of yourself in your DK jewelry onto Facebook.com/TheDianaKaneBoutique. The winner will be chosen by Diana and posted on the Facebook on December 15th. Good Luck!
worry dolls
Hopping on that nostalgia train with our latest shipment of worry dolls.
Everybody remembers these right? Handmade in Guatemala, these itty bitty stick people can be kept in your pocket or under your pillow with the promise of removing your worries and nightmares.
Jess Brown, handmade rag dolls
Jess Brown's one of a kind handmade rag dolls are a long time favorite of Diana. For the last 13 years, Brown has been making stunning dolls out of flea market finds, scraps from current designers, and sustainable materials in her small studio in Petaluma, California. It is so exciting to carry Brown's gorgeous creations in the store for the first time!
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"Jess has always been inspired by beautiful textiles. She began making dolls for her children 13 years ago using old cashmere sweaters and antique remnants. As committed flea market goers, they would search together for amazing antique pieces, trims, buttons and findings.This has now all come together as a small line of one of a kind and hand made rag dolls. Each doll is hand dyed in persian black teas to create variations in skin tones and is stuffed with a sustainable corn fiber stuffing. They are all made of cotton muslin and linen, and of primarily recycled and antique fabrics and findings... Jess also collaborates with several designers, using scrap remnants left over from a current season cutting. These dolls are created as limited edtion collections."
There is something truly beautiful about a threadbare, worn, and well loved doll that has been created with the finest materials.
marijn bennett knits
We're happy to announce the return of Marijn Bennett winter hats and braided neck warmers to our shelves! The bright colors and interesting weaving techniques will leave you happy and warm in the winter months to come. Typically made of materials such as wool, alpaca, and cashmere, these hand knitted pieces are the definition of decedent winter wear.
