Paloma’s Nest is a handcrafted modern heirloom company founded in 2007 by designer Caroline Colóm Vásquez. Paloma’s Nest creates modern heirlooms made from clay, wood, porcelain and cloth; best known for inventing the original Ring Bearer Bowl™, but now offers ornaments, text bowls, stationery, wooden decorative products, tabletop products and other keepsakes.

Paloma’s Nest just recently introduced their latest “Little Bird Collection: For Baby and Family” which includes a variety of pieces for very affordable prices that you can purchase from their website. Some of their new products that you can find include Baby Plaque, Initial Ornaments, Baby’s First Plate, Custom Baby Hanger and Mother Tiny Text Bowl.

Caroline describes the new line as “My newest collection is inspired by today’s modern family, who are looking to establish their own traditions with a modern spin, while still honoring the past. By creating work that commemorates the sweetest occasion – a new child, and the emotion connected to that occasion – I hope that these timeless pieces convey devotion, playfulness and love.”

This is such a great idea isn’t it? And it works really well for those of us who love the meaning behind heirloom items, but still prefer the modern design. The work is so clean, functional and beautiful, Paloma’s Nest is definitely on my must-buy list whenever I will be ready to start a family!

And you? Would you buy something from here for your baby?

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One Response to “Paloma’s Nest Handcrafted Heirlooms”

  1. Piper says:

    Everything here is so beautiful and stylish – they would all make such fantastic gifts. I love customized things for gifts – makes it such a nice touch!

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