Eugene weekly. (Eugene, Oregon) 1993-current, November 27, 2013, Image 49

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Newspaper Page TextFOR THE LOVER OF THE OUTDOORS TIDINGS OF COMFORT AND BLING Passionflower 128 E. Broadway Give your loved one a protective sterling silver talisman necklace cast from an authentic 19th-century wax seal, like this one, called Creativity ($159). This seal features a sparrow holding a sprig of leaves in her beak. The sparrow is a master of flight and camouflage, and reminds the wearer to use her creativity and higher ideals to solve problems. Plume Red & Heritage Dry Goods 861 Willamette St. This new store, known as PH, is really two stores in one. Two different shopkeepers share the same space and offer a rustic combination of European and American-made items. Delight your outdoorsman with timeless and sophisticated items such as the vintage Thermos ($20) and the Opinel mushroom knife ($29.50), which has a thin, curved blade with a serrated back and a genuine boar-hair brush for easy removal of soil. The Harris Tweed flask ($49) goes with anything, and the Twill Flap Musette by Archival ($110) holds it all. The Gold Conspiracy 17 W. 5th Ave. These shiny stud earrings made from sterling silver and amethyst ($65), peridot ($50) or garnet ($50) go with everything, from bikinis to boardrooms. Belle Sorelle 27 W. 5th Ave. Rain can’t slow down the mademoiselle dressed in these romantic accessories from Belle Sorelle, a boutique with French flair. Pink, black and white Wellingtons ($60), a lacy umbrella in a black and beige can- can design ($40) and beaded gloves ($18) make puddle jumping, gardening and going to market even more of a pleasure. Thanksgiving Weekend Sale Footwise 181 E. Broadway The Jesse slipper by Haflinger ($93) is a luxe indulgence for hard-working feet. The boiled wool uppers are colorful and comfortable, warm and supportive. The durable sole can handle multiple trips to the mailbox or the coffee pot. STANDHARDT STUDIO ﬁne jewelry design come see me at THE PERFECT GIFT 2nd & Blair Japanese Sushi Class Studio All Beads & Handmade Jewelry Excludes classes, labor & gift certificates. Sale December 6-8 Alison Shiboski 1027 Willamette • (541) 683-5903 www.eugeneweekly.com with Sushi Chef Masa HOLIDAY POTTERY SALE Friday, Dec. 13th 5pm-8pm Saturday, Dec, 14th 10am-4pm Sunday, Dec. 15th 11am-4pm H NEW LOCATION H Custom jewelry 55 W. 27th Ave. • Eugene 343-4972 541 514 4646 standhardtstudio.com CLASSES BEGIN IN JANUARY 2nd & 4th Sunday each month Email for details - sushi@kamitori10.com 1044 Willamette St. Eugene, OR 541 686-3504 • kamitori10.com Eugene Weekly’s GIFT GUIDE 2013 13