Christmas Gift Ideas for Poles Abroad
Pictured from the top left: Baltic amber and sterling silver frog by SA Necklaces, Nalewka Babuni, dish by Ceramika Beata Woźniak, Wild Honey and Rye – Modern Polish Recipes by Ren Behan, mug by Bolewsławiec, a folk apron from Froster, folk coasters from Polish Folk Art, Polska: New Polish Cooking by Zuza Zak and anti-flea dog collars by Baltic Secret
It is a funny thing, when I was younger and living still back in Poland I was never attracted to Polish folk patterns, amber or traditional foods but the longer I live abroad the more I’m fond of all those things. I own already a couple of pieces from Bolewsławiec, all bought in Cepelia when I was visiting Warsaw but then I spotted them also here in Brighton, in the TK Maxx store. If I had a dog I would definitely want to try out the anti-flea properties of the amber collars. My cupboards are always well stocked with Polish groceries but I haven’t tasted Nalewka Babuni in a long while so this is something I will be getting this Christmas. I’m also very tempted to buy the rolling pin with Łowicz patterns and the Unitra headphones!
What’s on your Polish wishlist this year?
Polish gifts available on Amazon:
- Baltic amber
anti-flea dog collars
jewelry
teething necklaces - Polish pottery
Bolewsławiec
Ceramika Artystyczna
Ceramika Beata Woźniak
Vena Pottery Poland - Polish books & movies
Bolek & Lolek
Dywizjon 303 / Squadron 303 by Arkady Fiedler
Polska: New Polish Cooking by Zuza Zak
Reksio
Wild Honey and Rye – Modern Polish Recipes by Ren Behan
Pictured from the top left: Bolek i Lolek DVD, Trefl’s Bieszczady puzzles, Warszawa car model, Fiat 126p model, Unitra in-ear headphones, Reksio toy, Pani Walewska perfume, 303 Squadron by Arkady Fielder and Unitra headphones
- Polish folk patterns
apron
coasters
pillowcase by No Soy Como Tu
placemats
rolling pin with Łowicz pattern
travel pillow by NuvaArt - Polish groceries
Krupnik redcurrant vodka liqueur
Łowicz plum butter
Nalewka Babuni (cherry liqueur)
Polish honey
Ptasie Mleczko (birds’ milk)
Soplica hazelnut liqueur
Żubrówka – Polish bison grass vodka - Other Polish gadgets
Fiat 126p model
Unitra goodies
Bieszczady puzzles by Trefl
Pani Walewska cosmetics
Warszawa car model
If you don’t shop on Amazon there are other options…
Pictured from the top left: Street in Cracow tote by Dominika Aniola, Polish Folk Design Two Roosters case by Barbara Pixton, Warsaw Poland laptop sleeve by JBlaminsky, Falislava framed print by Momofukuu, Pierogi pillow by 416 Studios, Winter greeting card by Marcin Sznajder, Folk Rooster leggings by Barbara Pixton, Two Cranes acrylic block by 416 Studios and Parzenica drawstring bag by Nannah
Online stores with Poland themed gifts:
- Clothing & gifts
Cepelia
Pan Tu Nie Stał
“Poland” on RedBubble (my RedBubble store – 416 Studios) - Bookstores
Ksiazka.co.uk
Rewolucja.co.uk
If you know of any more interesting Polish stores that ship abroad and accept PayPal or other international payment methods, let us know and we will update the list above.
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