Just some of our jewelry which includes the work of several local artists and many selected iconic pieces in sterling silver.

The "wall of socks" often sited by customers as the best selection in SR.

Front window seen from the inside: stained glass by Gary Lund, spiritual banners, wind chimes, beautiful maple jewelry box by Longolines, hummingbird feeders, more scented votive candles to delight the eye and the nose, and a few samples from our famous "wall of socks".

Titanium clocks by Kirk MaCarthy, pewter platter by the Carson Co., salt lamps from Tibet. green onyx goblets from Pakistan, a house sculpture from Ecuador, and boxes from Poland.

Tealite holders and hummingbird ceramic tile.

Metal sun and moon faces for the garden and a partial look at our extensive collection of scented votive candles.

A trio of Buddhas in bronze and one in alabaster surround an assortment of beautiful candles and a hand-carved polish box.

A pair of wooden gradual awakening alarm clocks from Now and Zen sit zazen with a pair of yogic figurines, an alabaster Quan Yen and a capiz shell lotus blossom candle holder.

A taste of our wall decor: titanium clocks, hand-carved wooden wall plaques, brass kanji symbols, ceramic art tiles, mirrors and relief sculptures by local artists.

Back to front: Buddha statuary made in California, a Jinzu from Bali, bronzed mare with foal, honeypots, candleholders, and hand-carved boxes from Poland.

Beeswax t-light burner, hand-painted and bronzed Tara, glass chakra wand by local artist, Romi, and acholi beads by Ugandan refugees.

By Harrald Nordvold