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Discover new ways to surround yourself with exceptional scent.
liquid soap with tomato leaves essence, a fresh fragrance reminiscent of the green aroma of tomato vines just before they bear fruit. contains natural ingredients that nourish the skin
- liquid soap 'tomato leaves'
- size: 360 ml
- notes: fir balsam, oakmoss, blackcurrant
- odour family: green
- intensity: 5
- made in spain
Really loving this machine-washable throw blanket. It features a modern color block design and tactile fringed edges that layer texture into your space. It’s the ideal size to drape over a sofa, or to keep at your desk for chilly + over-air conditioned days.
50'' W X 60'' L
1.54 lb.
A hair towel made of absorbent microfiber quickly and gently dries your hair, reduces friction, and keeps your hair smooth.
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The smooth formulation of our Petit Grain laundry soap, enriched with organic chamomile floral water, is perfectly suitable for the skin of babies and children. Tested under dermatological control, Petit Grain laundry soap is non-irritating and respectful of sensitive skin.
Inspired by children, Petit Grain unveils a fresh scent of citrus fruits: neroli, orange blossom water, bergamot orange and petit grain. Combined with the softness of white musk, the slightly woody base is like a breath on the skin, that makes the whole family happy.
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The Jonathan Adler Atlas 300 Piece Lenticular Puzzle from Galison features his iconic Atlas design. The puzzle pieces are printed with a lenticular surface so the image changes depending on the viewers position. Galison puzzles are packaged in matte-finish sturdy boxes, perfect for gifting, reuse, and storage.
- 300 pieces
- Box Size: 9.25 x 7 x 2", 235 x 178 x 51 mm
- Puzzle Size: 17.75 x 11", 451 x 279 mm
- Lenticular image featured on the outside of puzzle box
- Includes Puzzle Insert
How to Care about Animals is a fascinating menagerie of passages from classical literature about animals and the lives we share with them. Drawing on ancient writers from Aesop to Ovid, classicist and farmer M. D. Usher has gathered a healthy litter of selections that reveal some of the ways Greeks and Romans thought about everything from lions, bears, and wolves to birds, octopuses, and snails—and that might inspire us to rethink our own relationships with our fellow creatures. Presented in lively new translations, with the original texts on facing pages, these pieces are filled with surprises—anticipating but also offering new perspectives on many of our current feelings and ideas about animals.
Here, Porphyry makes a compelling argument for vegetarianism and asserts that the just treatment of animals makes us better people; Pliny the Elder praises the virtuosity of songbirds and the virtuousness of elephants; Plutarch has one of Circe’s pigs from theOdyssey make a serio-comic case for the dignity of the beasts of the field; Aristotle puts the study of animals on par with anthropology; we read timeless Aesopian fables, including “The Hen That Laid the Golden Egg” and “The Fox and the Grapes”; and there is much, much more.
A Noah’s Ark of a book, How to Care about Animals is guaranteed to charm and inspire anyone who loves animals.
Ships June 4, 2024 | A modern translation of the ancient Roman poet Ovid’s Remedies for Love—a witty and irreverent work about how to fall out of love.
Ships June 04, 2024 | An enriching collection of classical writings about how ancient Romans made—and thought about—money
This cleaning balm for the face is formulated with highly-concentrated, very-unrefined Ayurvedic plant surfactants unsupported by any modern cleaning technology. SS contains no purified or synthetic surfactants, sulphates, oils, esters or micellar technologies. It is a pH-balanced suspension of the amino acid, Arginine, in saponins from the Ayurvedic plants shikakai and sapindus mukorossi.
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