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Green Candles Adi Cohen and Shani Gal

Adi Cohen began making candles as a way to commemorate her baby daughter Zohar, who prematurely passed away from a rare disease. She eventually went on to found Green Candles, an eco-friendly handcrafted luxury candle brand. Made of soy wax and blends of essential oils Cohen creates with her partner Shani Gal, the candles are 100% eco-friendly, with wicks made of high-quality cotton and wood. Each candle is a one-of-a kind creation, and once it is consumed, the candleholder, itself a unique item lovingly thrifted in vintage markets by Cohen and Gal, can be repurposed or refilled. Cohen and Gal also lead workshops in their studio in Moshav Haniel. greencandles.com @greencandles_il

Photos: Alma Broukman

Glory - hydroponic house plants Inbar Shmuely Dadon

Kodu Michal Zalel

Sometimes, all you need to put a smile on your face is a beautiful vase full of flowers. Designer Michal Zalel’s colorful vases and home décor objects are all made in Israel, using corn starch-based 3D printing techniques - an eco-friendly process that produces zero waste. Zalel’s vases playfully combine bold colors, shapes, and textures, and their easy-to-clean internal waterproof glass container make them ideal for housing fresh flowers. kodu.co.il, @kodu_il

Hydroponics have revolutionized the plant world. Indeed, this water-only method of cultivation allows you to grow plants indoors without any soil, by simply letting the plant “take root” in water. You can not only enjoy beautiful glass-plant combinations, but you can also see the plant’s roots grow underwater. Inbar Shmuely Dadon’s plants are elegantly crafted glass “bouquets” that make for a delightful green addition to every space, as they continue to grow for months and even years, without any need for special care of treatment. The ultimate holiday gift. gloryplant.com @glory.vase

Photo: Sigal Ladenheim

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