The Art of Giving

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The Art of Giving

A leather wine carrier—great for someone who has everything. $40 from Straubs.com

The Art of Giving

Triple milled luxury soaps come in pretty floral packages for instant gift-giving. $12.50 from Diane Breckenridge Interiors

The Art of Giving

Not into a bottle of Champagne? How About one made of chocolate? $18 from Bissinger’s. photography by Jason Mueller

The Art of Giving

Natural peppermint oil and candy pieces make this dark chocolate peppermint bark a satisfying treat after the holiday meal. $21 from Bissinger’s

The Art of Giving

A classy black croc wine tote is the perfect rejoinder for anyone who pops in bearing gifts. $35 from Straubs.com

The Art of Giving

Elegant note cards come in many appealing designs. $24 from Diane Breckenridge Interiors

The Art of Giving

Hand-painted South African candles have unique native designs, and their purchase helps tribal artisans earn a fair living wage. $18 from Clay & Cotton

The Art of Giving

Who wouldn’t want a 100 percent cashmere scarf? $25 from The Empty Nest

The Art of Giving

Colorful picture frames made from recycled magazine paper and pencils will earn you high marks for being environment-conscious. $19 and $18 from Clay & Cotton

The Art of Giving

Colorful picture frames made from recycled magazine paper and pencils will earn you high marks for being environment-conscious. $19 and $18 from Clay & Cotton

Posted: Friday, November 19, 2010 12:00 am | Updated: 11:09 pm, Tue Aug 9, 2011.

The Art of Giving by Trish Muyco-Tobin Ladue News

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Posted in Special-features on Friday, November 19, 2010 12:00 am. Updated: 11:09 pm.