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Tselaine Mother's Day
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From the Philly-based company Hand in Hand, these sustainably-made, eco-friendly bath and body products benefit a good cause: For every soap, candle, or jar of bath salts purchased, Hand in Hand donates one bar
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Shari Dixon's USA-made wearables are a perennial Mother's Day favorite, shop owner Elaine Tse tells us. The designer just added pressed flower lockets to her line-up, which are already leading sales at Tselaine.
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Handcrafted by Bay Area jewelry designer Lauren Wolf, these sterling silver pieces are the perfect marriage of spunky and sweet. Tselaine's "urban mom" clientele is gravitating toward the pearl earrings and