Wish Cards offers many different styles of its One Wish cards, several in collaboration with artists and brands. Each card has something in common though—a match, a strip to light the match, and a small candle. Strike the match, light the candle, make a wish, and blow it out. Cards start at €10 and go up to €24.
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These small Star Wars gemstone figurines are excellent desk, nightstand or everyday carry companions. Each stone (sodalite, fire quartz, opalite, howlite, amethyst and others) is hand carved and one-of-a-kind. The collection includes R2D2, Grogu, Stormtroopers, Darth Vader and Chewbacca.
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Bruce Lee, the nicest badass and America’s first Asian leading man, starred in more than 30 films and many TV shows. He’s perhaps best known for his five martial arts films, the spirit of which is captured in this new forever stamp. The black and white painting of Bruce Lee, in a mid-air kick, is complimented by yellow brushstrokes in a work created by Brooklyn-based artist Cam Mack, which represent his famous track suit in “The Game of Death.” Antonio Alcalá, an art director at the USPS, designed the now-iconic stamp. Sold as a sheet of 20 stamps.
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The catalog of artist Gabriel de la Mora’s show La Petite Mort at the Museo Jumex in Mexico City is second best to experiencing his work in person. Essays, curator notes, photos and descriptions of the 80 works in the installation share the convergence of the artist’s practice, spanning drawing, painting and sculpture made from eggshells, butterfly wings, Post-It Notes, obsidian, human hair, speaker grill fabric and more. The stunning collection of work focuses on the artists’s collecting of materials, counting the elements, and making work from the fragments. The hardcover book is 224 pages, features 170 images, and is available in Spanish or English.
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Samsung’s “TV of the Month Club” is a bold, limited-time experiment in elevated home entertainment—delivered all at once this December, just in time for holiday gifting. The curated bundle includes five standout TVs, each tied to a cultural moment across the year, from The Frame Pro’s artful minimalism in January to the ultra-portable Freestyle projector perfect for cozy October gatherings. It also includes a full suite of premium audio—Q-Series Soundbar, Sound Tower, Music Frame—and swappable Frame bezels for extra design points. With Samsung’s features like Glare-Free tech, Vision AI and Supersize Picture Enhancer their TVs deliver incredible image quality. Available for 12 days only starting today, this bundle is nearly 50% off the retail value.
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Knit in LA from washable Japanese wool, this 50” x 60” blanket is inspired by mesas near the Hopi Reservation in Arizona. “Sunrise and sunset are my canvases, they fill me with endless hues and curiosity,” says artist DY Begay who is also one of the founders of HOSH, an online platform for Native American artists to feature and sell their work.
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This isn’t your average coffee table book—it’s a deeply personal work of art. Maria Mayer Feng, known for her meticulous eye and impeccable taste, has reimagined the art of the personal archive. Each custom book is a one-of-a-kind creation: a tactile time capsule filled with your own photographs, invitations and keepsakes, bound in a variety of luxury materials and designed to feel like a piece of art in itself. Whether it’s documenting a milestone birthday, a summer in Capri or an entire creative career, Mayer Feng transforms memories into heirloom-quality objects you’ll actually want to leave out on display. Custom books are available by private commission through her studio.
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In Aperture’s latest edition of its The Photography Workshop Series, Brazilian photographer Vik Muniz explores the concept of seeing familiar objects in unexpected ways in Photography, Mind, and Matter. With a focus on whimsical, imaginative and sometimes surprising scenes—like his playful spaghetti portrait titled Medusa Marinara or his “Pictures of Garbage” series—Muniz blurs the line between surrealist painting, sculpture, photography and more. Through both his writing and capturing one-of-a-kind tableaus on film, this book inspires readers to learn more about his creative process while questioning their own perception of how the ordinary can become extraordinary.
Vik Muniz on Photography, Mind, and Matter is published by Aperture and available at aperture.org/books.
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The Met’s latest collab puts some of their well known works on BAND-AIDs. Treat your wounds with some of art’s healing powers from the museum’s collection. Katsushika Hokusai’s The Great Wave, The Lake at Hakone in Sagami Province, and Yellow Chrysanthemums on a Blue Ground look surprisingly great on a BAND-AID, and are boxed together. Each box contains 50 bandages in an assortment of three sizes.
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Mountain Gazette is one of our favorite print magazines, and they’ve just launched a collection of merch featuring an illustration by The Dead Dirtbag along with the magazine’s motto, “When In Doubt, Go Higher.” The collection includes a t-shirt and sweatshirt in several colors, a sticker, a print, a poster, and a mug. A percentage of each item’s cost is donated to the National Parks Foundation. Prices range from $6 for a sticker to $99 for a framed print. And if you’re feeling extra generous you can also make a donation directly to the NPF.
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Crafted in collaboration with Brooklyn-based Shibori artist Teresa Misagal of Dailola, Taylor Stitch’s Hand-Dyed Bandanas are a study in artistry and craftsmanship. Each piece is meticulously hand-dyed, ensuring no two are alike, with prints derived from original artwork developed by Misagal exclusively for the collection. The deep indigo hues lend a timeless elegance, while the intricate dyeing process speaks to a reverence for tradition and technique. Made from 100% organic cotton, these bandanas are durable and refined—they embody the intersection of heritage, design and utility. The collection also includes two beautiful short sleeve shirt designs.
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The artist Wahyu Ichwandardi goes by the name PINOT, and this 1,000 run limited edition substantial hardcover book celebrates his illustrations, colorful pixel art and more. Wire bound with inserts, inlays and mini flip books make this a work of art in its own right, with multiple reading / viewing experiences. 244 pages, published in 2024.
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One of Brooklyn-based street photographer Amy Touchette’s series of work is her Street Dailies portraits, casual shots celebrating NYers living their lives—going to work, working, connecting with friends and neighbors. She’s selected some of her favorites, divied them up into five categories (spades are represented by grandmothers, diamonds by workers, clubs by twins and duos, hearts by NYC characters, and jokers by jokers. The 54 card poker-sized deck is printed on appropriate card stock and comes in a tuck box.
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For the last two decades artist Richard Dupont has explored surveillance culture and our increasing exposure to technology, rendering us into digital reductions and reflections of ourselves. Across media, he’s explored many representations of people and often himself through distorted renderings based on 3D body scans. Covering his work from 2000-2022, this book shares his work, process and evolution.
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With a debut print issue now on newsstands throughout NYC—at McNally Jackson locations, Casa Magazines, Iconic Magazines and a handful indie bookstores—The Bowery Review: New York’s Best and Only Humor Magazine features funny short stories, one-liners, cartoons and essays that aim to elicit laughter and, in fact, do so. “The Bowery Review was created to be the humor magazine I wanted to read but couldn’t find,” head writer and editor in chief, Tim Latterner, tells COOL HUNTING. “I came up as a writer for places like National Lampoon, Playboy’s humor section, MAD—all of which are either gone or don’t publish new humor material anymore. I want to keep their legacies and vision alive. There are so many hilarious new writers and cartoonists emerging today that don’t have many places to publish prose humor that puts ‘funny’ first—so we made one.” Since The Bowery Review launch party at Biggie’s Bodega in the heart of Dimes Square, the literary humor magazine has amassed much attention—and more issues will follow.
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If you have the opportunity to see Calida Rawles’s Away With The Tides show at the Pérez Art Museum Miami before it closes 2 February 2025 it’s well worth seeing in person. The seminal work celebrates residents of Overtown, one of Miami’s historically black neighborhoods near the museum, who are experiencing the ocean for the first time at the historic Virginia Key Beach nearby. The now-closed beach was the first “official colored only” beach in Miami and a much loved location for decades. This umbrella features one of the installation’s most powerful images, and ironically protects you from the rain while celebrating the joy of being submerged in water. The umbrella is 34″ high and 36.5″ in diameter when open. The show’s catalog is both a great companion to the umbrella as well as a must-have coffee table book or addition to your library.
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Lexus has presented in Miami for art and design week for years, and this year its installation includes a limited edition capsule collection of items that you can purchase, with all proceeds going to ICA Miami. Dilo created a fragrance and a candle, featuring blood orange, bergamot, cedar, moss, amber and fir, connecting to the brand’s beliefs in sustainability, progress and personalized luxury. The candle uses US-grown soy wax, non-phthalate ingredients and clean-burning cotton wicks. Other items, many one-of-akind, are also available in the collection.
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This 500 piece puzzle will challenge you or the diehard puzzle lover in your life, a zen conquest in gradient black and white or yellow and orange. Designed by Bryce Wilner, it’s 500 pieces and 18″ x 24″ when finished. Also available as a 1,000 piece puzzle in 20″ x 28″.
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Handmade in Toronto by our friends at Pansy Ass Ceramics, nothing says 2024 better than a green ceramic banana with the word BRAT on it…
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Providence-based Pretty Snake leads the way in technical innovation, colorful expression and a sense of humor. Their Bone Church Sweatshirt features a vibrant plantscape created by Providence-based tattoo artist Victor Kensinger, where colorful carnivorous plants, birds and skulls mingle. It’s one of our favorite vibes for fall. The illustration is also featured in a short sleeved shirt.
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A collection of Jonathan Adler accessibly priced art debuts in a new collaboration with Tilepix, leveraging his house style of casual, pop chic. Tilepix offers a simple way to frame and art, making it very easy to adjust and move pieces without nails and holes in your wall. The collection is large, works can be purchased individually or collaged into a set or a gallery wall. Two sizes are available, with a single 8″x8″ piece starting at $28.
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NYC’s Apply Stickers created this colorful 14 sticker sheet in celebration of Keith Haring’s original set he designed for the Pop Shop Tokyo in 1987. “Silkscreened with love” the 10’x14″ sheet features a commemorative print on the reverse side.
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All proceeds from Todd Snyder’s newest Artist Series collection with Navot Miller go to Visual AIDS, a not for profit that “uses art to fight AIDS by provoking dialogue, supporting HIV+ artists, and preserving a legacy, because AIDS is not over.” Navot’s colorful collection appears on several products. This extra large terry towel is based on his work “French Boys in Deià” and brightens up any beach, park or pool for you and a friend.
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John Derian’s new collection is inspired by “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” at the Met’s Costume Institute. He sourced the museum’s vast collection for the 100 piece collection of his classic paperweights, trays, cake stands and more. His muse for this tray is an illustration in the museum’s collection by Franz Michael Regenfuss, an 18th century illustrator fond of natural history specimens, and hand colored by his wife, Margaretha Helena. It measures 8″ x 10.5″ and is handmade in Derian’s NYC studio.
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When The Other Collection creates an edition of a book you know you are getting one of the most considered, artistic and deeply design nerd experiences in print. For this edition of Jonathan Safran Foer’s multiple award winning “Everything Is Illuminated,” first released in 2002 when he was 25 years old, TOC called upon Paul Smith to create the book’s jacket. A single drawing was turned into a pattern by Susanna Dulkinys, which looks amazing in letterpress. Type designer René Bieder’s “Vitruv” font was selected to complement Safron’s centuries-spanning story. Their editions are set digitally and their lasersetter then generates letterpress plates which are then run on their 1954 Original Heidelberg Cylinder press. Then there’s the 90 gsm paper by Schleipen Werkdruk & Gmund, a linen wrapped cover and the author’s signature on each of the 998 books in the edition. For you or anyone on your gift list who cares about great books printed in the most thoughtful manner, it’s a considered addition to any library.
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