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Our All-Natural Christmas Stocking is machine knit in rural Maine by women who work in their homes with wool sheared from local sheep and colored with natural dyes.		This handmade Moving Lights Menorah has a base made from Vermont green slate and nine moveable candleholders made from assorted, recycled stone cores.
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Keep warm with our art eco Cotton Patchwork Hat made of surplus knitted fabrics made with recycled yarn. Lined on the inside to add warmth to the ears. No two hats alike--each is made with a unique assortment of pattern and colors.		Unique Record Label Ornaments put a spin on your holiday decorating. Recycled from vintage 45 rpm records, each features an original record label and comes with a beaded chain for hanging.
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Eco-Artware Offers Eco Gift Wrapping Service

Would you like your order gift-wrapped eco-style? CoutureWrap, made from reclaimed designer dress fabric in rich and varied colors, is now available on selected Eco-Artware.com items. Reusable and washable, CoutureWrap will last for years — and it’s haute! Includes gift tag made from recycled paper on linen thread. Please add $5 per gift. CoutureWrap available for: Arghand Soap "Pebbles" Sampler, Carved Wood Tea Strainer, Motherboard Coasters, Multi-Color Baroque Eco-Pearl Necklace, New York Transit Token Charm Bracelet, Recycled Sterling Silver Spiral Drop Earrings, and Vintage Typewriter Key Cuff Links.

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