Valentine's Gift Idea

Premium Black Embroidery -  Word Saudade

Crewneck sweatshirt 50% cotton and 50% polyester

Heavy Cotton Poly Blend with Light Fleece Interior 

Unisex / Fits true to size

Premium Black Embroidery -  Word Saudade

The first glass producing factory – A Real Fábrica de Vidros da Marinha Grande – was established by the Marquis of Pombal in 1769. Since then many factories have maintained the regions secular tradition. They produce high quality mouth blown glass.

The Depósito da Marinha Grande, with their vast variety of products, keeps up their tradition, introducing innovative techniques in the production of this sustainable, yet noble product.

Material: Mouth Blown Glassware

Dimensions: Height 18.5 cm, Diameter 5.5 cm

Made in Portugal

Unisex Crewneck sweatshirt 50% cotton and 50% polyester

Heavy Cotton Poly Blend with Light Fleece Interior 

Unisex / Fits true to size

Unisex Crewneck sweatshirt 50% cotton and 50% polyester

Heavy Cotton Poly Blend with Light Fleece Interior 

Unisex / Fits true to size

Unisex Crewneck sweatshirt 50% cotton and 50% polyester

Heavy Cotton Poly Blend with Light Fleece Interior 

Unisex / Fits true to size

Unisex Crewneck sweatshirt 50% cotton and 50% polyester

Heavy Cotton Poly Blend with Light Fleece Interior 

Unisex / Fits true to size

Campos Santos Flor de Sal-Piri Piri

Gallo reserva extra virgem olive oil 250ml

Calve Piri Piri 50ml

Adjustable Silver Gold Plated Heart of Viana ring in filigree, part of The Classics Collection. The Heart of Viana was created as a symbol of devotion to the Sacred Heart but soon became an icon and emotional heritage of Portugal.

Gold plated silver 925% adjustable ring with 2.8cm and 3.7gr.

Handmade in Portugal

Unisex Crewneck sweatshirt 50% cotton and 50% polyester

Heavy Cotton Poly Blend with Light Fleece Interior 

Unisex / Fits true to size

Silver ring in filigree, part of The Classics Collection.

Silver 925% ring with 1.5 cm and 5.8gr.

Handmade in Portugal.

Silver Heart of Viana ring in filigree, part of The Classics Collection.

The Heart of Viana was created as a symbol of devotion to the Sacred Heart but soon became an iconic and emotional heritage of Portugal.

Gold plated silver 925% adjustable ring with 4.0cm and 6.7gr.

Handmade in Portugal.

Adjustable Silver Heart of Viana ring in filigree, part of The Classics Collection.

The Heart of Viana was created as a symbol of devotion to the Sacred Heart but soon became an icon and emotional heritage of Portugal.

Silver 925% adjustable ring with 2.8cm and 3.7gr.

Handmade in Portugal.

The Pointed Collection

The first glass producing factory – A Real Fábrica de Vidros da Marinha Grande – was established by the Marquis of Pombal in 1769. Since then many factories have maintained the regions secular tradition. They produce high quality mouth blown glass.

The Depósito da Marinha Grande, with their vast variety of products, keeps up their tradition, introducing innovative techniques in the production of this sustainable, yet noble product.

Made in Portugal

Material: Mouth Blown Glass

Dimensions: Height: 16.5cm, Diameter 8.5cm

Crown Necklace with marcasites, part of Jewels of Marcasites Collection.

Marcasite jewels became popular in Portugal in the early 20th century as silver replicas of traditional pieces of Portuguese jewelry from the 18th century, which were made of gold and diamonds. The name Marcasite comes from the natural gem in these jewels.

Silver 925% necklace with 40cm (plus 5cm) and 3.8gr. 

Pendant with Marcassites and 2.5 cm.

Handmade in Portugal.

Silver Gold Plated necklace in filigree, part of the CICLO Collection.

The CICLO Collection is inspired by Nature - its forms and textures, and how it continuously renews, recreates and reinvents itself, without ever losing its essence.

Gold plated silver 925% necklace with 45cm and 1.5gr. Tree of Life pendant with 1,7cm. Handmade in Portugal.

Barnacle Love, Paperback, By Anthony De Sa

Shortlisted for the 2008 Scotiabank Giller Prize

Like Wayson Choy and David Bezmozgis before him, Anthony De Sa captures, in stories brimming with life, the innocent dreams and bitter disappointments of the immigrant experience.

At the heart of this collection of intimately linked stories is the relationship between a father and his son. A young fisherman washes up nearly dead on the shores of Newfoundland. It is Manuel Rebelo who has tried to escape the suffocating smallness of his Portuguese village and the crushing weight of his mother’s expectations to build a future for himself in a terra nova. Manuel struggles to shed the traditions of a village frozen in time and to silence the brutal voice of Maria Theresa da Conceicao Rebelo, but embracing the promise of his adopted land is not as simple as he had hoped.

Manuel’s son, Antonio, is born into Toronto’s little Portugal, a world of colourful houses and labyrinthine back alleys. In the Rebelo home the Church looms large, men and women inhabit sharply divided space, pigs are slaughtered in the garage, and a family lives in the shadow cast by a father’s failures. Most days Antonio and his friends take to their bikes, pushing the boundaries of their neighbourhood street by street, but when they finally break through to the city beyond they confront dangers of a new sort.

With this highly anticipated new novel, the author of the bestselling Life of Pi returns to the storytelling power and luminous wisdom of his master novel.

The High Mountains of Portugal is a suspenseful, mesmerizing story of a great quest for meaning, told in three intersecting narratives touching the lives of three different people and their families, and taking us on an extraordinary journey through the last century. We begin in the early 1900s, when Tomás discovers an ancient journal and sets out from Lisbon in one of the very first motor cars in Portugal in search of the strange treasure the journal describes. Thirty-five years later, a pathologist devoted to the novels of Agatha Christie, whose wife has possibly been murdered, finds himself drawn into the consequences of Tomás's quest. Fifty years later, Senator Peter Tovy of Ottawa, grieving the death of his own beloved wife, rescues a chimpanzee from an Oklahoma research facility and takes it to live with him in his ancestral village in northern Portugal, where the strands of all three stories miraculously mesh together.
     Beautiful, witty and engaging, Yann Martel's new novel offers us the same tender exploration of the impact and significance of great love and great loss, belief and unbelief, that has marked all his brilliant, unexpected novels.

Paperback Edition