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Shaze India: Unveiling the Art of Barware

Explore the artistry of mixology with Shaze India's Barware collection. Each piece is a masterpiece, meticulously crafted to elevate your drinking experience. From sleek decanters to modern cocktail accessories, Shaze Barware is a celebration of style and sophistication.

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Gift Ideas for the Home Decor Enthusiast

If you have a friend or family member who is a home decor enthusiast, finding the perfect gift for them can be challenging. However, with a little bit of creativity and knowledge of their taste, you can easily find something that they will love. Here are some gift ideas for the home decor enthusiast in your life.

Modern Indoor Planters

Indoor plants are a popular home decor trend that has been gaining popularity over the years. They add a touch of greenery to any room and improve air quality. Modern indoor planters are a perfect gift for the plant-loving home decor enthusiast. They come in different shapes, sizes, and materials to match different styles and preferences.

Buy Hamper Boxes Online

Hamper boxes are an excellent gift for home decor enthusiasts who enjoy organizing their spaces. These boxes come in different sizes and designs, making them perfect for storing a variety of items such as clothing, books, and cosmetics. You can purchase them online in various styles, colors, and materials such as wood, metal, and woven materials.

Barware Set

For the home decor enthusiast who loves to entertain guests, a barware set is a thoughtful and practical gift. A good barware set includes all the essential tools and glasses needed to create the perfect cocktail. You can find them online or at home decor stores, and they come in various designs to suit different styles.

Chess Decor

Chess is a timeless game that has been enjoyed for centuries. Chess decor, such as chessboards and pieces, is an excellent gift for the home decor enthusiast who loves games and intellectual challenges. Chess decor can be found in various styles and materials, such as wood, marble, and metal. They make great decorative pieces that can be displayed in a living room or game room.

In conclusion, finding the perfect gift for a home decor enthusiast can be challenging, but with the right knowledge of their taste, it's possible to find something they'll love. Modern indoor planters, hamper boxes, barware sets, and chess decor are just a few of the many gift ideas that you can consider. Remember, the most important thing is to choose a gift that reflects their personality and style.

Original Source: https://www.biztobiz.org/articles/gift-ideas-for-the-home-decor-enthusiast 

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Vintage Old Newsboys clear glass coasters set of 4

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Shop Elegant Wine Glass Gift Sets and Barware Accessories Online

Indulge in Luxury with our Stunning Wine Glass Sets & Barware Accessories Online! Elevate Your Collection with Gold, Crystal, Swarovski Gems, & Goblets Wine Glasses!

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Stainless Steel Cocktail Shaker and Martini Glass Barware Set

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Elevate Your Home Bar Experience: How to Choose and Buy Barware Sets

Setting up a home bar can transform your entertaining experience and add a touch of elegance to your gatherings. To ensure your home bar is well-equipped, choosing the right barware sets is essential. A well-curated collection of barware not only enhances the aesthetics but also contributes to the overall taste and presentation of your favorite drinks. We will help you to choose and Buy Barware Sets that will elevate your home bar experience to new heights. Barware refers to a collection of tools, accessories, and glassware specifically designed for use in a bar or home bar setting. These items are essential for preparing, serving, and enjoying alcoholic beverages and cocktails. Barware includes a wide range of products such as cocktail shakers, bottle openers, glassware (e.g., wine glasses, martini glasses), ice buckets, peg measures, wine coolers, coasters, and various other utensils that enhance the overall bar experience. The selection of high-quality barware not only adds functionality but also contributes to the aesthetic appeal of the bar area, making it an essential component for anyone who enjoys mixing and serving drinks.

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Unsatiable

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Featuring: Sevika x Fem! Reader / AFAB! Reader (No use of pronouns but mention of female anatomy)

Summary: Sevika is an extremely hard woman to please, unsatiable. What a funny word.

Warnings: Suggestive content

Word Count:704

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Sevika was quite commonly known to be a hard woman to please: the brand of her whiskey, the way she drank her whiskey; neat or on the rocks -- no mixers needed. Maybe the way her shirt fits her chest, or the way someone may address her, the way she likes her food cooked, the way the floors are swept. Everything's so complicated.

Not when it comes to you though. 

You can do no wrong. Well, some wrong. But did it really matter if it was you that served her the wrong brand of whiskey (the cheap shit) because, for some reason (Sevika can't figure out why), it's the one you like? No, not really. Not with that pretty smile on your lips, the flush on your face. She watches your back behind the half-wall, as you walk off to speak to a newly sat customer across the bar top, his smile reaching his lips. Yours doesn't, she rolls her eyes as she watches his poor attempt at flirting. You giggle at his words, and her eye twitches just slightly. You shake up his drink and slip away the moment it hits the wood. Your gaze slides back over to her, Sevika doesn't say anything, hiding the wince on her face every time she lifts her glass to her pouted lips. You notice though, you always notice. 

"Vika?" Your soft voice calls, the round formation of her nickname on your lips dragging her gaze down, she hums. "What's wrong?" You whisper, now leaning over the bar, elbows on the wood, breasts smushed against the drop of the counter, her eyes snap up. You lean your head in your hands, your gaze drags over her face, she can see her reflection in your eyes.

"Nothing," she voices softly, taking another drawn out sip of the whiskey, she tries harder to hide her wince -- she fails. 

"Lair," you speak as your arm reaches out to snatch the short glass from her hands, the amber liquid sloshes around, almost falling over the edge. You take a quick sip of her drink and your eyes narrow in recognition. 

Busted.

"I could get you fired for that, you know?"  She retorts, a small smirk on her lips. 

"I've done worse on the clock," you snap back, setting the glass down as you meet her eyes for a moment. She knows that look, and she sees the slight blush on your face. She looks away at the thought. "You wouldn't," you counteract her statement, "you love me too much," you hum as you stand back up. Your frame now towering over her sitting one once again.

"Cocky much?" She rolls her eyes, attempting to get her whiskey back into her hands. Gross or not, it's whiskey -- alcohol. It does its job. 

"Why didn't you tell me I gave you the wrong one, Vika?" You speak casually as you stare her down, your gaze fixed on her. 

"Wasn't a big deal, so give it back, yeah?" She attempts again, funny that she thinks she can coax you into giving her back her fix. She knows you won't give in. 

"Nope," you chuckle, popping the 'p' loudly as you dump her drink, setting the discarded glass over with the rest of the unoccupied, dirty barware. Before she can reply, you turn your back to her, dragging your hand along the back wall in search of a clean glass, the model you know Sevika prefers. You should know, you've served her far too many drinks not to. Her eyes scan your figure, your waist, your hips, your ass. In the timeframe of a blink, you're back in front of her, a swift smile on your lips as you pour her drink right in front of her. With a heavy thud, the half full whiskey bottle sits on the other side of the bar top. 

"Here you go," you use your free hand to slide the sheer glass over to her, her metal arm glinting under the low lights of the Last Drop as she gruffly grabs the whiskey. "Next time," you start, leaning down again, this time, closer to Sevikas' ear, "How 'bout you let me know when I mess up? Hm?" 

Sevika hums.

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[tinydooms]

Today I attended a Tiki Community Holiday Bazaar, which is exactly what it sounds like: a subgroup of vintage afficionados with an interest in midcentury Tiki Culture, buying and selling tiki-themed stuff (clothes, art, barware, a mug shaped like a female tit; the usual stuff you find at these places). Much like the people who attend the Art Deco Society's Great Gatsby Summer Picnic, these people go hard. Like, dial it up to 12 hard. While the latter event is like walking onto a film set for Out of Africa or Downton Abbey, the former is like living in an episode of Mrs. Maisel; I've been to some of their homes and they are, simply put, a live-in Enchanted Tiki Room.

So I stick out like a '30s goth librarian with an interest in archaeology and Egyptomania. As you do.

Anyway, today I went to this bazaar (held at a local tiki bar, of course) wearing what for me is a normal outfit: black trousers, floral blouse (a nod to the occasion) and this really fun black crepe '20s-style coat that I found recently. I met up with the group of folks I'm...not friends with, exactly, but friendly with...and of course they were all dressed to the nines in true vintage Hawaiian wear, looking fabulous as always. (The work these people put into their looks, my god. You think I'm fancy...!) They all complimented my outfit, because they are decent people.

And then this one gal looks closely and goes,

"Is that a Crow pin?"

Because I was wearing this lapel pin:

Because it's cool.

Me: "Yes."

Her: "Oh that's right, you're completely obsessed with that movie."

Now I have mentioned that I love The Crow maybe...three times to this group of people? Because they're not that kind of nerd. This gal always brings it up when I'm around, for some reason.

Me: "That's right."

Her: "It's so funny that you're so obsessed with it that you wear the jewelry."

What I wanted to say: "It's funny that you're so obsessed with the tiki aesthetic that you've built your entire identity around it."

What I actually said: "Darling, if you think that this is obsessive, you ain't seen nothing yet."

You don't get to tease me for liking something when you've built your entire identity around another. You stay in your fandom, I'll stay in mine.

Lord.

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Vintage MCM 1950's Set of 6 PINK ELEPHANT Metal Barware Cocktail Drink Trays ebay tlcs_treasures

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[docholligay]

My local Bath Bed and Beyond is closing any suggestions of what I should buy before everything gets sold out?

Yeah I gotta try and run over and do that tomorrow too.

With nothing but honesty, no OUNCE of meanness: It's impossible for me to recommend what you'd want when I don't know anything about what or how you cook, or need for your bedroom or anything.

A list of stuff I'M looking for tomorrow:

Crystal

Servingware --platters, servers, those tiered tea server things whose name escapes me at this moment

Silver polish

jersey knit sheets, queen or full

Percale or sateen sheets, full

down comforter, queen or full

duvet cover, full

Feather pillows

Nice guest towels (I do think it's fun to give my fandom towels to guests, and they are large and relatively nice, but, also, adult I guess)

Heavy saucier

Nice spatula with a thin blade

Additional suggestions for people who are not me:

Nice silverware set

Better knives

nice pillowcases

better pans

a good peeler

Barware

they sell USA Pan there, it's a fucking great brand of cake pans and jelly roll pans

Airbake cookie sheets

[waitingjackal]

Circleware set of 6 clear glass skull 1.75 oz shot glasses in original box

[pellucidletters]

Aesthetic Indian Dinnerware Sets To Own For A Lifetime

We’ve all heard about the big shots affordable like Corelle, Cello, and Milton, but when it comes to artistic Indian dinnerware, it’s a whole another level. In this blog, we have curated a list of Indian Dinnerware Brands for you that are not only functional but also praiseworthy for their artistic value. When you are host a dinner party, your serverware will stand out with these masterpieces in its own right.

Kaunteya is a high-end crockery brand with intricate designs and fine-quality products. The Indore-based luxury tableware brand’s entire range of masterpieces cannot be compared to other printed bone china available in the market. The Kaunteya collection reflects the vibrant colours of India, crafted with a rich heritage.

Amalfiee Ceramics is a ceramic crockery brand based in Bengaluru that’s definitely worth your attention. Their products standout for its terrific collection of innovative and luxurious Artware, Dinnerware, Drinkware, Serveware, and Barware in terracotta and stone ceramics. Abstract shapes, exquisite colour combinations, and unfinished finishes keep their customers head over heels.

Established in 1996, Good Earth is the perfect blend of traditional and modern design as India’s leading luxury design house. It celebrates the rich heritage of the Indian subcontinent and is renowned for its syncretic cultural influences from the East and the West. It’s a brand that embodies ‘sustainable luxury,’ driven by a commitment to environmental and societal well-being through the revival of craft and wellness traditions.

The brand Kika Tableware is a true testament to the beauty of art for every home. Kika presents a unique, one-of-a-kind collection from dinner plate sets to quarter plates, serving platters to bowls, mugs, and tea sets. Collaborating with talented graphic designers worldwide, their tableware collections draw inspiration from diverse experiences. Their range is both diverse and luxurious.

Address Home is India’s celebrated luxury home décor and gifting brand. They redefine the art of decor and renew its lineup with new themes and signature collections each season. It’s a Midas touch to any high-end interior project or your home interior. Their avant-garde designs, sourced from global hotspots like Paris, London, and New York, introduce a cosmopolitan flair to luxury living.

Let us introduce you to The Plated Project, a cool concept born from ‘Buy a plate, fill a plate’. They are on a mission to tackle hunger with art. How, you ask? Well, they collaborate with artists from all over the globe to create limited-edition art pieces, and every piece you buy helps feed someone in need. Even more remarkable is that they choose a social issue each month to craft artistic plates.

Founded by Aman Arora, Kainaat takes inspiration from nature and heritage, infusing a contemporary twist into designs deeply rooted in ancient cultures. Their products seamlessly fit into modern homes, making them a perfect choice for those seeking a blend of tradition and modernity. Just like its name, which means “Universe” in Urdu, Kainaat believes that our home is our universe, and everything within it should reflect our true selves.

Ta. Da’s unique dinnerware collections draw inspiration from the beautiful imperfections that make our world amazing. The designs aim to find harmony in chaos and form in the shapeless, featuring crude blobs, dense hand-drawn lines, and other curious motifs.

Vigneto is not just another tableware and Indian dinnerware brand. It’s the definition of luxury with a fusion of vintage English vibes and a touch of Indian artistry. It makes your dining table decked out in porcelain and bone china creations that make you feel like royalty. Vigneto is all about creating a whole Zen-like vibe in your home.

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