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Heirloom Art Co. Heritage goods for a curated life. Join our community and enjoy 10% off your first order. The art and objects that fill your home reflect the values you cherish.

A painting can inspire hope, bravery, or kindness. A set of heirloom serving dishes can encourage generosity. When these items are carefully chosen and made from quality materials, they will be cherished for generations. Heirloom Art Co. is a marketplace for just these sorts of pieces: art, books, and gifts that help you tell your own story or add to the stories of others.

For a child waiting for Christmas, a candle burning down can tell time better than a clock.Advent has long been a season...
10/24/2026

For a child waiting for Christmas, a candle burning down can tell time better than a clock.

Advent has long been a season of preparation, filled with traditions that turn waiting into something shared. Two of our favorites begin with candlelight.

▫️ In Denmark, families burn a kalenderlys, a tall candle traditionally numbered from one through twenty-four. Versions marked through twenty-five continue into Christmas Day. Each day, another section burns away, giving children a way to see Christmas drawing closer, perhaps while everyone gathers for breakfast or on a nightstand.

▫️ The four-candle tradition began in Germany in 1839, when pastor Johann Hinrich Wichern fitted a wooden wheel with candles to help children in his care count the days until Christmas. His arrangement included candles for weekdays and Sundays. Over time, it became the familiar, and simpler, four candles, with one more lit each Sunday of Advent.

No matter how you choose to observe, we invite you to spend this December living intentionally, so that when Christmas arrives, you have truly lived the season rather than rushing through it.

Our LAST adult white nightgown restock of the year arrives this Saturday at 9 AM MST, with FREE SHIPPING on any nightgow...
10/22/2026

Our LAST adult white nightgown restock of the year arrives this Saturday at 9 AM MST, with FREE SHIPPING on any nightgown order this Saturday only! 🤍

We’ve loved and worn these nightgowns through every season. They’re perfect in the warmth of summer, layered beneath a favourite cardigan on crisp autumn mornings, or paired with wool socks and a well-loved robe through the winter months.

Our final restock of the year arrives ahead of the holiday season, with plenty of time to gift one to someone you love or keep one for yourself.

10/20/2026

Mistletoe’s story stretches back centuries, even finding its way into religious practice and mythology. Here are a few things to know.

▫️Mistletoe grows high in the branches of trees. It is parasitic by nature, drawing water and nutrients from its host.

▫️Unlike the bare branches around it, mistletoe keeps its green leaves all winter.

▫️It’s easiest to spot in winter, once the trees it grows on have lost their leaves.

▫️Mistletoe was sacred to the ancient Celts, whose religious leaders gathered it ceremonially from oak trees. Its evergreen leaves have long made it a symbol of life and vitality through winter.

▫️In Norse mythology, Baldur, the goddess Frigg’s son, was killed by a weapon made of mistletoe. Later retellings say her tears became its white berries and that she blessed the plant as a symbol of love, promising kisses to those beneath it. This gentler ending belongs to later folklore rather than the older Norse account.

▫️By the late 18th century, kissing beneath mistletoe was recorded in England. One old custom called for a white berry to be plucked with each kiss. When the berries were gone, so were the kisses.

▫️These days, the berries can stay. Hang it above a doorway and leave the rest to chance. Though a sprig of mistletoe is an invitation, never an obligation.

Do you plan to hang mistletoe this year?

👻 We’re down to the last of these Halloween favorites. October evenings at home deserve a bit of fun, and there’s still ...
10/13/2026

👻 We’re down to the last of these Halloween favorites. October evenings at home deserve a bit of fun, and there’s still time to for them to arrive at your door before the trick-or-treaters come knocking.

All of these tend to sell out every year, so if something’s been on your wish list, this is your nudge. 🎃

Meet the makers whose goods will fill our shop at this year’s Holiday Market—some you may already know and love, and oth...
10/13/2026

Meet the makers whose goods will fill our shop at this year’s Holiday Market—some you may already know and love, and others we’re excited to introduce you to. Lovely things to make your home feel festive and handmade gifts to tuck under the tree.

It’s a special pleasure to introduce our featured artist, Loré Pemberton. We’ve long admired both Loré and her work, and we’re delighted to share her art with you this season.

We can’t wait for you to join us November 5–7!

Full details and opening night tickets at the link in our bio.✨

We believe the things we bring into our homes can help us feel closer to where we come from.October is Family History Mo...
10/09/2026

We believe the things we bring into our homes can help us feel closer to where we come from.

October is Family History Month, a good time to ask about the places your family once called home and the traditions they brought with them. A piece made in that region or rooted in those traditions can make that history part of everyday life to connect generations.

Swipe through to discover the traditions of some of our best products.

With little Dala horses—a beloved folk-art symbol from Sweden’s Dalarna region—turning above the candlelight, this Swedish änglaspel brings two cherished traditions into your home.

Rooted in France’s fine porcelain tradition, the votives are made using a traditional technique called lithophane, revealing detailed designs as candlelight shines through fine, unglazed porcelain.

Carved and painted entirely by hand by the family behind Henning, whose story began in Norway in 1947, each flowergirl is unique—a little bearer of light carrying Norwegian woodcarving traditions into another generation.

Explore Scotland’s rich history and traditions with Kindred Lands. Then gather for a family night trying a Scottish recipe and discovering the places your own family’s story may have begun.

Inspired by the blue-and-white Delft tiles of the 17th century, Dutch Storytiles carry an old tradition forward with modern scenes and unexpected color, giving a new generation its own stories to tell.

First created in Germany’s Ore Mountains in 1929 and later cherished as reminders of home and hope after World War II, flower children carry a tender sense of belonging—a small piece of heritage to keep and pass along.

Just for fun. A playful nod to Scotland and the wider UK, this tartan puzzle brings traditional tartans to the table for an evening of fun.

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Provo, UT
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