This English soap is handmade, triple-milled, and irresistible in a decoupage-inspired glass dish.

Can't be there in person? Send a delicious message with this crowd-pleasing Merlot blend.

Crafted from recycled wine bottles, these glass vessels grow fresh herbs in your kitchen year-round.

This impossibly moist confection is delicious, any way you slice it.

"These pretty boxes come with a paper strip of seeds that couldn't be easier to plant. Just dig a little trough, lay in the strip, cover with soil, water, and watch the seeds bloom into colors and fragrances that are guaranteed to attract butterflies and happiness." — Oprah

Add elegance to someone's dinner table for the price of a couple of movie tickets: These sensational candlesticks do a remarkable impersonation of silver-lined mercury glass.

"The only jams I have in my house are Sarabeth's. I love every flavor she makes, but the orange-apricot marmalade is the one I reach for first."' '—Oprah

Anybody can send roses—thank your host with this Dwarf Clementine mandarin orange tree instead. It arrives tangy, tart, and ready for planting.

Halfway between a cookbook and a food magazine, Canal House, a gorgeous, unpretentious new periodical, arrives every four months filled with just enough irresistible seasonal recipes to keep you cooking until the next issue turns up.

What do you get when you combine age-old craftsmanship with innovative design? A chic, handblown cruet for serving oil and vinegar.

Not only does this boxed set look pretty; its contents (pears, baklava, mixed nuts, aged Cheddar, smoked sausage, raspberry galettes, and two kinds of chocolates) taste amazing, too.

Send in a photo, and let a master scissors artist turn it into a charming silhouette of the one you adore. These pictures are at once old-fashioned and modern.