Our shop has grown so much over the years, and our housewares have

grown right along with us!  We sell beautiful, handcrafted items that are designed and created right here in New Hampshire, as well as beautiful

 fair trade pieces  from around the world!  We choose items that are

 beautiful and functional, and are made in ways that are kind to the

earth and sustainable.  Some of our lines include Mara Mugs, Pilgrim Imports, Seastone Wine Bottle Stoppers and Glassware,  Healing

Touch Mugs, Beautiful Stained Glass Picture Frames,  Metal Oil Barrel

 Art from Haiti, Bennington Candles, Lobster Rope Doormats

, Brushkins Natural Fiber Animal Figurines, Lucuma Hand Carved

Gourds and BirdHouses, and so many more beautiful and interesting

 pieces.   We always have new and exciting items coming into the

 shop, so with every trip through our doors there is something

 wonderful to see!

 

And when you just can't decide....get a Gift Certificate!

 

                                                                                             

Pilgrim Imports Metal Ornaments

 

     Pilgrim Imports originated almost

25 years ago in a village outside

 Chiang Mai, Thailand.  Every year craftspeople  and their families gather

 for Pilgrim Family Day, a celebration featuring food, friends and fun.  Since

 the inception of Pilgrim Imports, the

villagers no longer consider sending

 their children away to the big cities. 

The neighbors now work together to

produce the art pieces that pilgrim

buyers and customers love.  All of the

 jobs producing these works of art are

 honest and clean.  The Thai workers

 never dump refuse into the rivers or

landfills since they work where they

 live.   No lead is used in the products

 they create, although children should

 still be careful of tthe sharp edges and

 beads.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

J Devlin Frames

These beautiful stained glass picture

frames by J. Devlin are a customer

 favorite at Serendipity.  The fine

 glasswork and craftsmanship make

 each piece the perfect accompaniment

to family photos and shots of cherished memories.  They lend well with any

decor, and make beautiful gifts!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Handcrafted in Maine. Each sea

stone is hand picked with care from

 the oceans and bays along the New

 England coastlines. Each unique

 stone sits atop a quality durable

 stopper. Each piececomes with a

 lovely wood stand and story tag.

 Makes a wonderful house

 warming or party gift.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Contemporary glasses made entirely from recycled glass and stone, Stone Wine Glasses embody an intriguing sword-in-the-stone design and feel nice to hold. The form is inspired by cairns, the carefully balanced stacks of stones that mark the way along hiking trails in New England forests. Since no two are alike, the design also makes it easy to recognize a particular wine glass.

 

 

     These stoneware pieces bear original designs by Mara.  Each

 piece is engraved and painted by hand.  All of Mara's design pieces

 are high-temperature fired with

 lead free glazes.  These beautiful pieces of functional art are microwave and dishwasher safe.

 

 

Bennington Candles

Scents have been proven to

lift the spirits and change moods.

 We have created special blends

 and hand poured each candle in Vermont.  Scents come from essential oils in a soy base. 

 Candles will burn for

 approximately 50 hours. 

 Choose your favorite, or try something new!

 

 

Healing Touch Mugs

Healing touch pottery began

 in the small town of Sandown,

 NH and has grown to several facilities including a community based art studio located in East Hampstead, NH.  Healing touch mugs have multiple levels of

 healing energy that begins with quartz enhanced raw clay.  Then various quartz crystals and

minerals are infused during the firing process with our own handcrafted glazes.  In

continuation of that energy, gemstones and crystals are

 then attached to the handles. 

Each piece is then inspected

and Reiki charged

 

 

 

 

Metal Oil Barrel Art

Oil Drums are Haitian artists'

raw materials.  The process of converting oil drums into

sculptures is both a tribute to man's imagination and resourcefulness in the face ofdire economic needs.  The artistfirst removes both ends of the oil drum.  The ends are used for smaller sculptures.  Next, the drum is stuffed with straw and

 lit on fire to burn off any residues.  When it cools down, it is sliced down one side and flattened into a 4x6 foot metal canvas.  The

 artist draws with chalk on the  metal sheet, and the design is  cut by hand with a hammer and chisel.