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Gifting: Kitchen Critters
A menagerie of gifts for animal-loving cooks
Ever since my sister gave me an Italian ceramic rooster pitcher (the spout was the open beak), I've had a thing for critters in the kitchen. And this year brings a Noah's Ark of kitchenware in the shape of your favorite fauna. For carnivores or vegans, there's a shark, panda, cat, bear, or owl just waiting to bring life into their kitchens.
(P.S. Feel free to pass more kitchen critter ideas my way.)
Green Orvieto .75 liter Italian ceramic rooster pitcher, at Firenze.
Carved wooden shark bottle opener, at Three Potato Four.
Knock Out Bear plate by artist Katie Parker (silkscreened on recycled restaurant china), at the Shiny Squirrel.
Sleepy panda salt and pepper set, at Mod Cloth.
The Year of the Dog fortune cookies by Bodhi, sugar-free and made of whole wheat (with fortunes like, "When all else fails, chase your tail!"), at Uncommon Goods.
Critter cookie jar in wise owl, lucky cat, or hardworking little squirrel, at Urban Outfitters.
One Cat tea towel in green and turquoise, at Quel Objet.
(P.S. Feel free to pass more kitchen critter ideas my way.)
Green Orvieto .75 liter Italian ceramic rooster pitcher, at Firenze.
Carved wooden shark bottle opener, at Three Potato Four.
Knock Out Bear plate by artist Katie Parker (silkscreened on recycled restaurant china), at the Shiny Squirrel.
Sleepy panda salt and pepper set, at Mod Cloth.
The Year of the Dog fortune cookies by Bodhi, sugar-free and made of whole wheat (with fortunes like, "When all else fails, chase your tail!"), at Uncommon Goods.
Critter cookie jar in wise owl, lucky cat, or hardworking little squirrel, at Urban Outfitters.
One Cat tea towel in green and turquoise, at Quel Objet.
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17:13 EST, 30.Nov.07