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Give Your Bum A Sweet Treat With This Novelty Giant Food Stools From Down Under

'Food' is NOT a typo.

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David Shrigley via Third Drawer Down

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sleep party people, “third drawer down”

fan vid

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Third Drawer Down (a super unofficial music video for Sleep Party People)

Animated Arts Final

Fall 2014

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Sensitive-skinned friends who normally think of bath time as boring will love these mild-to-be-kind, long-lasting Soap Rocks that light up with natural colors underwater and create luminous reflections above water.  

They are free of any animal products or petro chemicals, come in a variety of fragrances, and change shape over time with use but consistently provide your skin with a gentle cleanse and refreshed feeling. Packed with all-natural extracts like aloe, vitamin E and almond oil, too. Pictured above is the banded opal Rock - we also sell black onyx, black opal and rose quartz in-store and online (we ship worldwide).

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This tea towel, screen printed with embroidery, features 'Virtues théologales (Flower)' by Louise Bourgeois. Roughly translated, the petals read: "Loves me, loves me not (passionately, crazily, not at all, with love, a little, a lot..."

Perfect for tender hearted friends who daydream about secret crushes whilst doing the dishes.

Also suitable for fierce fans of the French-born American artist who are in the market for some affordable artwork (stretch onto canvas to hang up at home; a local framer can help!)

Available via our online store (we ship worldwide).

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In 2008, slashie power couple Miranda July and Mike Mills created these limited edition pillowcases in collaboration with us.

Miranda’s work often expresses what’s most difficult to understand in the simplest ways. Her pillowcases reveal the trickiness of expressing desire and the bonds that we create with strangers in unlikely circumstances.

Mike’s pillowcases were inspired by his project ‘Rainbow’ where he drew one thousand hand-painted rainbows using children’s watercolours. In his birthplace of 1970s California, rainbows were a sentimental visual icon of the era, representing positivity, beauty, nature and magic. In reality, rainbows were just waves of light hitting water particles, bringing to life colours that existed everywhere but were rarely seen together.

The Rainbow pillowcases are available online. Sadly, our Miranda July pillowcase sets are sadly out of edition, but we would love to hear from anyone who purchased or were gifted them. Where do they live now and how have they improved your sleep cycle or life in general?