Christmas shopping for your adult friends and family can be difficult.
To take the guesswork out of buying gifts this year, we at South ABQ News asked our friends at The Grommet for their latest and greatest practical gift suggestions for 2021.
These guides are geared towards specific interests. You’ll be able to find something for even the toughest person on your Christmas shopping list.
Top 5 Gifts For Her
1) Hand-Printed Pashmina
Slyly humorous and beautifully crafted, these pashmina scarves inject whimsy into your wardrobe. Whether it’s a geeky reference or just an offbeat print that speaks to you, these accessories are expressive and elegant—and beg for a second look. Each piece is hand-printed in Detroit onto luxe-feeling fabrics woven just for Cyberoptix.
2) Home Pedicure Kit
Get the best home pedicure with an all-in-one nail care station designed to make the job easier. These pedi kits provide a stable platform for you to work on while you’re in a comfortable position on the couch, in a chair, or even on the bed. There’s storage for nail tools, and even a helpful LED task light. The Plus option also includes a nail dryer and lit magnifier to help you get salon-worthy results.
3) Book Themed Lightweight Scarf
Wrap a book lover (maybe that’s you!) in a literary scarf bearing the words from a classic piece of literature. The square scarves are handcrafted in Oregon with screen-printed text that’s heat-set to help prevent fading. Each scarf beautifully celebrates a book or poem in soft, durable, and lightweight cotton jersey.
4) Recycled Feedbag Beach Bag
The eco-friendly Recycled Feedbag Beach Bag is ready for an adventure. The material makes the design lightweight and water-resistant. The bag features extra long shoulder straps, making it comfortable to carry no matter what’s inside. Every product is handcrafted in Cambodia and helps to fight human trafficking.
5) Floating Flower Pin Vase
This floating flower vase creates the illusion of blossoms blooming straight up from the ground. The magic comes from brass pins in an acrylic tray that sits in the shallow ceramic vessel. Place a stem on a pin (the wider the better, like gerbera daisies—but not woody stems, like roses) and the flower will take in as much water as it needs—and stand tall in a striking display.
