Bento Flat Dual Box | 33.8oz | Plant-Based Plastic

Takenaka has been making the tools for a proper meal since 1925, when workers in Ishikawa started carrying hand-lacquered bento boxes to their jobs. A century of practice later, this little case carries a stainless steel fork, knife, and spoon in an airtight gasket-sealed case that slides into any bag without rattling. Real flatware — customers have reported it’s better than what they have at home, which is embarrassing for everyone except Takenaka. Stainless steel fork, knife, and spoon Airtight, gasket-sealed ABS case made in Japan Polypropylene interior block holds utensils in place BPA-free and lead-free Dishwasher safe 7.5" W x 3.1" D x 1.0" H — fits in any bag Quietly judges every plastic fork you’ve ever accepted at a food court

Takenaka makes these in Japan from 100% recycled PET, because earth — each box keeps five plastic bottles out of the waste stream. The Bite Box is the wider single-layer style, sized for sandwiches, wraps, and anything that needs a bit of room. Airtight, microwave-safe, and comes with an elastic band to keep it closed on the go. Body and lid: 100% recycled PET plastic 30.4 fl oz capacity 6.8" W x 4.3" D x 2.7" H Airtight seal, interior partition BPA and lead-free Microwave and dishwasher safe Includes orange elastic band Made in Japan Each purchase re-uses 5 recycled PET bottles

Simple beeswax votives that do exactly what they're supposed to: burn clean, smell faintly like honey, and look good doing it. No fragrance, no dye, no apologies. Just cosmetic-grade beeswax and a cotton wick. The round top votives come in a 4-pack. Classic silhouette, about 2 inches tall. Burn them on a plate or drop them in your favorite glass holder. The utility mini votives come in a 6-pack and fit a tea light holder. Think of them as a double-height tea light that actually burns the way you want it to. **Specs:** Round top votive: ~1.5 oz, 2" tall × 1.25" × 1.25" Utility mini votive: ~1 oz, 1.5" tall × 1.25" × 1.25" Premium cosmetic-grade beeswax 100% cotton wick No added fragrance or color Handmade — slight variance in size, weight, and color is expected Bees reportedly unbothered by the whole arrangement

Handwoven by Amish makers in Pennsylvania on a family loom that’s been in use for over 50 years, the Everyday Broom is the kind of thing that outlasts its plastic-handled competitors by a significant margin. Natural broom corn, solid oak, built the old-fashioned way — because the old-fashioned way works. Natural broom corn with solid oak handle Handwoven by Amish makers in Pennsylvania Traditional loom, same family for 50+ years 56 x 12 inches | Made in the USA Some variation is expected — handmade means handmade To restore: soak corn fibers in cold water, gather, tie, and let dry Too handsome to live in a closet

A utility knife that fits in a coin pocket and does not look borrowed from a job site. The Palmer uses a patented mechanism for tool-free blade changes—no screwdriver required. Rarely’s current colorways use anodized aluminum handles and standard utility blades you can find at hardware stores. It is built for the ordinary cuts that keep showing up: opening packages, breaking down boxes, cutting carpet, and other everyday jobs. No sharpening is required—flip the double-ended blade when one edge dulls, then replace it when both ends are spent. Patented tool-free blade-change mechanism Uses standard high-carbon-steel utility blades Anodized aluminum handle Closed: 3.5 in (8.8 cm) | Open: 4.1 in (10.3 cm) Height: 1.5 in (3.8 cm) | Width: 0.4 in (0.9 cm) Includes a lanyard for pocket carry Four current color options

Cast, machined, seasoned, and packaged in and around Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the No. 10 is Lancaster’s main-course skillet: 11 5/8 inches across, a smooth pre-seasoned surface, helper handle, and generous pour spouts. The sizing number dates back to the 1800s, when cast iron pans were matched to wood stove ports. This one is ready for eggs, searing, cornbread, skillet pies, and whatever you’re cooking tonight. 11 5/8" top diameter, 2 1/8" depth, 10" cooking surface Smooth pre-seasoned surface Traditional stout handle + helper handle Large pour spouts Cast, machined, and seasoned in Lancaster, PA Balanced enough for daily use