Last-Minute Holiday Gifts Found Locally
When you're looking for the perfect holiday gift, A'mano Gifts is your one-stop shop.
FOR THE CURIOUS
Acrylic Backgammon set A beautiful acrylic backgammon set is the perfect keepsake for board game fanatics. Test your strategy and your luck when you play this game. Or simply display it in your home as a conversation piece. This set is $194 in-store or online HERE.



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FOR THE FASHIONABLE
Uashmama Giulia totes The Giulia Bag is a casual alternative to the everyday classic tote handbag. These Italian-made bags are constructed from a combination of paper, cotton, and leather. This design has one internal zipped pocket and a magnetic closure. The tote comes in two sizes: small (W33” x D23” x H20”) or large (W40” x D30” x H35”), as well as a variety of colors. The small tote is $119 and the large (available in-store only) is $139.



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FOR THE FOODIE
Modern Comfort Food by Ina Garten Ina Garten is one of America’s favorite TV chefs. In this book, she shares 85 comforting recipes, many inspired by childhood favorites. Give this to the home cook in your life. Find it in-store for $35.



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FOR THE KIDS
Candy Club candy These candies make the perfect stocking stuffers for kids. With cute shapes and names like snowflakes, trees, Blizzard Belts, and Reindeer Poop, they’re festive and yummy. Each jar is $7.


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FOR THE BARTENDER
Bar tray A host always needs a bar tray, and this navy “Nights & Weekends” tray ($48) is a cute gift for the friend who’s always serving drinks. Give it on its own or pair it with the smaller “Drinks Are On Me” tray. Find the trays in-store.

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FOR THE DOG LOVER
Dog books Any dog lover will appreciate these visually stunning photographic masterpieces. Dogs, $60, by award-winning photographer Tim Flach presents an exquisite study of man’s best friend. The Year of the Dogs, $30, by Vincent Musi, chronicles a year spent shooting portraits of dogs of all shapes and sizes.

Julia Sayers Gokhale
Julia Sayers Gokhale is a freelance lifestyle writer and editor. She previously was editor-in-chief of Birmingham Magazine.



