Give wellbeing with a gift certificate to the massage therapy and skincare studio in East Bayside. From $50

Where to buy: Hara Holistic Bodycenter, Portland; haracenter.net

Banwood’s classic helmet has a durable ABS outer shell for maximum protection and is lined with soft foam. The dial-fit adjustment system and adjustable chinstrap provide a secure fit for toddlers. $49

Where to buy: Little, Portland; boutiquelittle.com

DMG Design’s hand-forged set includes a copper salt spoon and a copper dish with green patina. Spoon available in 3”, 4”, or 6” length. $77–$90

Where to buy: Maine Craft Portland and Suger in Portland; dmg-designs.com

Bunting Hill Arts combines their own flamework glass beads with hand-etched, textured, patinaed, fused, and forged silver, bronze, and copper. Earrings $36-$45, bracelets and necklaces $50-$300

Where to buy: buntinghillarts.com

Chadwick’s spirits are triple distilled and aged in oak barrels in Pittston. Original Maple Craft Spirits $16.99–$27.99; Doom Forest Reserve $74.99; Durkot Maple Craft Liqueur $24.99

Where to buy: Bow Street Market, Freeport; Bow Street Beverage and RSVP in Portland; chadwickscraftspirits.com

The latest collection from Gem Lounge Jewelry features new colors and handmade porcelain beads. Hypoallergenic, eco-friendly, and waterproof. $65

Where to buy: Lisa Marie’s Made in Maine, Portland; gemloungejewelry.com

Each design for these 100-percent cotton, flour sack towels starts with a drawing, burned into a silkscreen, and printed by hand at Sea Rose Studios in Windham with water-based, eco-friendly inks. $10

Where to buy: searosestudios.com

The Maine Square makes pocket squares, bowties, traditional ties, and bandanas with New England flair for men and women. $19–$85

Where to buy: His & Hers by Andrea’s Bridal, Portland; themainesquare.com

Wish you had a cozy cabin to nestle away in on snowy days? Ms. Cleaver’s kit comes with everything needed to stitch one. $23

Where to buy: Taproot Market and The Merchant Co. in Portland; mscleaver.com

Morris + Essex scarves are hand-printed in rural Maine on extra-soft bamboo jersey in designs inspired by nature, fantasy, pattern, and geometry. $38

Where to buy: Maine Craft Portland and The Merchant Co. in Portland; morrisessex.com

Woven from real lobster trap rope, this swing celebrates our Maine lobster fishing tradition and is strong enough to hold children of all ages (as well as adults). $55

Where to buy: Bella Luna Toys, bellalunatoys.com

Ember Grove’s accent lamp features a shade crafted of their own blue-tinted paper embedded with locally harvested flowers and a turned curly maple base. $145

Where to buy: Ember Grove Studio, Falmouth (by appointment); Maine Craft Portland; etsy.com/ shop/embergrove

This baby blanket is woven from super-soft, ring-spun cotton with a fresh twist on the timeless herringbone pattern. Available in seven colors. $118

Where to buy: Brahms Mount, Freeport; brahmsmount.com

This 100-percent cotton apron from Fox Island Printworks shows off some serious Maine style. $33

Where to buy: foxislandprintworks.com

The Maine coastline from Portland to York is embroidered on Haptic Lab’s distinctive quilt, made of appliquéd polysilk layered on superfine cotton. $289

Where to buy: Home Remedies, Portland; homeremediesmaine.com

Each Black Dinah chocolate in this collection features an ingredient from a Maine farm or garden. 18-piece box $49.50

Where to buy: Black Dinah Chocolatiers, Westbrook; blackdinahchocolatiers.com

Created with recycled sails, one of Sea Bags’s newest designs features an astrological sign accented with a silver star in metallic leather. $175

Where to buy: Sea Bags, Portland and Freeport; seabags.com

Inspired by the aesthetic appeal of the circa-1840 Salem rocker, this Tom Moser design features simple lines and a meticulous use of traditional mortise-and- tenon joinery. Cherry $1,900; walnut $2,180

Where to buy: Thos. Moser, Freeport; thosmoser.com

MECA grad Andrew Haviland hand carves and casts in solid sterling silver and brass. His rugged, unisex cuff features driftwood and barnacles. $145

Where to buy: Rough & Tumble and Material Objects in Portland; etsy.com/shop/ AndrewHaviland

Mug Buddy® mini houses, handmade in Biddeford, are a whimsical, sweet addition to your favorite warm beverage. Available in six flavors. $10

Where to buy: mugbuddycookies.com

This handcrafted wooden ruler measures your child’s height on the front and has space to record milestones on the back. $89

Where to buy: Skowhegan Wooden Rule Company, skowheganwoodenrule.com

Sommelier Erica Archer’s popular tours offer an understanding of wine and tips for pairing with food. Wine & Food Walk for Two $116; Wine Sail for Two $158

Where to buy: winewiseevents.com

Made with organic Maine seaweed, Ocean’s Balance toppings are akin to Japanese furikake seasoning. In Shitake, Bonito, and Spicy. $6.95

Where to buy: Browne Trading Co., Harbor Fish Market, LeRoux Kitchen, Heritage Seaweed, Portland Food Co-Op, Lois’ Natural Marketplace, Sun Oriental Market—all in Portland; oceansbalance.com

Soft washed canvas covers are named for the rear section of a lobster trap—more than two in there means trouble. Hand-screened lobster available in red or navy. Set of two $75

Where to buy: Cobalt Sky Studio, cobaltskystudio.com

Hyperlite Mountain Gear’s Drawstring Stuff Sacks will keep all your stuff organized and dry. Available in two fabrics and six sizes. From $20

Where to buy: hyperlitemountaingear.com

Ugg robes feature cozy jersey on the outside and soft fleece on the inside, so it feels like wrapping yourself in a blanket. $99–$130

Where to buy: Aristelle, Portland; aristelle.com

Let your hat do the talking with Bespolk’s custom, irreverent hats, hand knit in Falmouth by Liz Polkinghorn with 100-percent Maine wool. $90–$100

Where to buy: bespolk.com

This rugged tool is heavy in the hand and shows the telltale signs of a true handcrafted product. Made in Maine using traditional blacksmithing techniques.From $28.50

Where to buy: BlackDog Ironworks, blackdogironworks.com

Beachdashery’s elastic bracelets combine a beach-sand charm with gemstone or seaglass beads. Available in ninecolors. $36

Where to buy: Beachdashery, Portland; beachdashery.com

Hanky Panky’s signature, one-size-fits-all thongs are super comfortable and come in oodles of colors. $22

Where to buy: Aristelle, Portland; aristelle.com

Coffee and a Classic’s curated gift boxes include a classic book—literature, non-fiction, or children’s classics—plus coffee, tea, or hot chocolate and other treats. From $28.99/month

Where to buy: coffeeandaclassic.com

Available in a variety of sizes, these wooden boxes are timeless, practical, and have been handmade the same way for more than 200 years. From $45

Where to buy: Chilton Furniture Co., Freeport and Scarborough; chiltons.com

These live-edge boards are custom milled from wood harvested from the forest at East Forty Farm and Dairy, home of Foley’s Sawmill and Lakin’s Gorges Cheese. $35–150

Where to buy: eastfortyfarm.com

Formed from the brass tool used to measure lobsters, this distinctly Maine statement piece has timeless appeal. $143

Where to buy: Blanche & Mimi, Portland; wattsinmaine.com

This solid sterling silver necklace is inlaid with wood from Loving Anvil’s 1880 barn on an 18-inch sterling silver chain with a solid brass maker’s mark tag at clasp. $145

Where to buy: Suger, Portland; lovinganvil.com

We are all under the same moon—this one is made of diamonds set in black onyx and 14K yellow gold. $599

Where to buy: D. Cole Jewelers, Portland; dcolejewelers.com

Creation Lab Workshop in Windham hand-prints their nautical onesie with eco-friendly, water-based ink for a soft feel. $16

Where to buy: creationlabshop.com

Maine Casual’s high-quality wooden beach chair features Sunbrella fabric and a bungee support system. $325 (includes free shipping in the continental U.S.)

Where to buy: mainecasual.com

Maine artist Sarah Madeira captures the state’s breathtaking scenery in her modernist work. $35–$40

Where to buy: Fitz & Bennett Home, Portland; fitzandbennetthome.com

Dottie Mae is a slightly sweet and effervescent wine made from 100-percent, Maine-grown rhubarb by eighteen twenty wines in Portland. $20

Where to buy: eighteen twenty wines, Maine’s Pantry, Old Port Wine Merchants, Old Port Spirits—all in Portland; eighteentwentywines.com

Hand-crafted in Parsonsfield, these one-of-a-kind, upright piano birdhouses feature solid brass “pedals” and are poly sealed to be weatherproof. $25

Where to buy: pianosupplies.com

This whimsical book by Maine artist Kristine Biegel offers five options for learning how to count to ten. $12

Where to buy: Cabot Farmer’s Annex, Sherman’s Books, Mercy Hospital Fore River Gift Shop, Maine Medical Center Gift Boutique—all in Portland; iloveyoutoten.com

Becoming Jewelry’s customizable hand-stamped area code necklace in a matte, brushed finish honors a place that’s close to the heart. $60

Where to buy: The Niblic, Chebeague Island; becomingjewelry.com

Add an outdoor touch to cabinets or a piece of furniture with Rox and Wood’s hardware made from Maine granite. $7.50

Where to buy: Company C, Portland; roxandwood.com

These versatile and warm toppers in a wide array of colors can be worn for a special occasion or with jeans and a tee. $95

Where to buy: Bella Boutique, Freeport; bellafreeport.com

Photographer/chef Derek Bissonette’s first book features 300+ easy-to-follow soup recipes from around the globe. $35

Where to buy: dbmainephotography.com

Created by macramé artist Christina Hill from all- natural cotton rope. $60

Where to buy: West Elm, Portland; C/Hill, cxhill.com

Designed by Tanja Cesh for Mulxiply and handmade by fair-wage female artisans in Nepal, these hand-felted slippers make Maine’s long winters that much more bearable. $56

Where to buy: Mulxiply, Portland; mulxiply.com

Gold balloon dog table lamp is made of porcelain and metal with an exposed Edison bulb. Also available in white and black $159

Where to buy: Lemon Zest Home, Portland; lemonzesthome.com

Created by a pharmacist, September Lane Soap Co.’s handmade bars are just the right size for a stocking stuffer. From $5

Where to buy: Bow Street Market, Freeport; etsy.com/shop/septemberlanesoapco

Artist Mira Coleman’s vintage chart and map cuff bracelets come in four widths. $18.50–$24.50

Where to buy: Whimsy, whimsybeads.com

This message shirt from Resistance Enterprise message shirt is made in Maine and available in women’s and men’s sizes. $24

Where to buy: resistance-enterprises.com

Furniture maker Steve Hall’s one-of-a-kind ChopBloks are created from a variety of hardwoods and are ideal for small jobs. $105

Where to buy: Maine Craft Portland; sehallfurniture.com

Trosko’s whale-design bag is hand sewn in Yarmouth from 100-percent cotton canvas with a yellow waterproof lining. $26

Where to buy: Ocean & D, South Portland; Mother of Purl, Freeport; troskodesign.com

Chaya Studio’s set is made from recycled sterling silver and Fair Trade garnets. Available in a matte (shown) or shiny finish: Earrings $140, necklace $400

Where to buy: Chaya Studio, chayastudio.com

Monhegan Coffee Roasters has partnered with fellow Monhegan artisans for a gift package that includes a bag of Christmas Cove Blend, a La Nef Chocolate bar, and a one-of-a-kind mug by Joan Brady. $45

Where to buy: monhegancoffeeroasters.com

LKB Pottery’s mugs are handmade in New Gloucester, and each one is unique. $30

Where to buy: lkbpottery.com

On their land in Lakonia, Greece, the Rioux family of Saco harvests their own olives to produce their unfiltered, extra virgin olive oil, and also handpicks kalamata olives, wild herbs, and teas. $10–$150

Where to buy: Maine’s Pantry and Cabot Farmers’ Annex in Portland; Dafni Greek Gourmet, dafnigreekgourmet.com

Make someone’s oversees trip a more enjoyable experience with a gift of a language class or private instruction at the Language Exchange. From $50

Where to buy: The Language Exchange, Portland; immersionprograms.com

A favorite of Maine sailors, the classic cocktail is celebrated with an artist-designed ribbon on a leather tab belt. $49.50

Where to buy: Belted Cow Company, Yarmouth; beltedcow.com

This journal-sized notebook by Kelli McNichols Art has 80 ruled pages (the last 16 are detachable) and a back pocket for collecting loose notes or small mementos. $12

Where to buy: Lisa Marie’s Made in Maine, Portland; art.mcngraphics.com

Bowline Co. designs small-batch unisex ties in styles ranging from rustic cabin to coastal chic, made in Maine by women and named after favorite Maine inspirations. From $59

Where to buy: bowlineco.com

Lisa Redfern is an award-winning Maine singer- songwriter, professional vocalist, and recording artist. This CD features her favorite jazz standards with a full band. $15

Where to buy: lisaredfern.com

These hand-crafted wreaths are adorned with a special ribbon corresponding to a specific type of cancer. A portion from the sale of each wreath is donated to research and providing access to cancer treatments for neighbors from Downeast Maine. $24.95

Where to buy: wreathsforhope.org

Wildwood Oyster Co.’s minimalist bag is handmade in Maine from soft Kodiak leather, boat line, and industrial brass fittings. $280

Where to buy: Maine Surfer’s Union, Portland; wildwoodoysterco.com

Created by Maine artist Shayna Blumert for when you want to rep all the goodness of Maine, but don’t want any jokes about lobstah there bub. Hand printed in Portland. $28

Where to buy: Loyal Citizen Clothing, Portland; loyalcitizenclothing.com

Maine Melon’s bracelet features seven bangles connected with a screw pin bow shackle, used in sailing to connect rigging. Available in polished brass or gold plated. $110

Where to buy: Dwellings, Falmouth; Springer’s Jewelers, Portland; The Niblic, Chebeague Island; Take a Peak, Peaks Island; mainemelon.com

Contemporary ceramic ornament is multi-toned and available in multiple colors with a twine hanger. $13

Where to buy: Lemon Zest Home, Portland; lemonzesthome.com

Since 1994, Jill McGowan has designed and manufactured women’s shirts in Portland. Her mission is to create beloved items of clothing that customers can wear again and again. $225

Where to buy: Maine Craft Portland; 56 Main, Freeport; jillmcgowan.com

Made by SeaBags from recycled sailcloth and lined with recycled red spinnaker cloth, this functional bag stands up when placed on a counter. $45

Where to buy: Sea Bags, Portland and Freeport; seabags.com

This cozy cotton/alpaca chunky houndstooth day blanket adds a touch of charm to a favorite reading spot. Available in six colors. $371

Where to buy: Brahms Mount, Freeport; brahmsmount.com

This planner’s dream set by Kennebunk designer Annie Taylor includes a Seize the Day notepad, Seize the Week notepad, Weekly Meal Planner, Fridge List, Back on Track notepad, and Hello Friend stationery set. $68

Where to buy: annietaylordesign.com

Nail It Art’s rustic pieces are made in Maine with locally sourced barn wood. $70

Where to buy: Lisa Marie’s Made in Maine and The Merchant Co. in Portland; Nail it Art, nailitart. com

The Voyager Gift Set from Planet Botanicals features products made with sustainably harvested Maine seaweed. $23
Where to buy: Heritage Seaweed, Portland; planetbotanticals.com

These Ethiopian black opal cluster and 14K gold-fill earrings are handmade to order by Kabyco Designs in Biddeford. $225

Where to buy: kabyco.com

Skordo’s boxed sets take your favorite cook on a food journey to a specific country, showcase a particular theme, or can be fully customized. From $20

Where to buy: SKORDO, Portland; skordo.com

Part of celebrations primarily in the U.K., Ireland and Commonwealth countries, the tradition has also caught on in the U.S.—pulling on the ends of the cracker makes a snapping sound, and the center contains a prize. $11.99–$35

Where to buy: Bridgham & Cook, Freeport; britishgoods.com

This handmade beeswax candle from Seapoint Chandlers comes in a variety of colors and burns for over 50 hours. $32

Where to buy: seapointchandlers.com

Sarah Crawford’s sophisticated, minimalistic, and bohemian jewelry is durable and made to live in. Each piece is inspired by the state of Maine. $68–$204

Where to buy: Suger and Maine Surfers Union in Portland; sarahcrawfordhandcrafted.com

“Love is the Maine Ingredient” proclaims your affection for our great state and also makes a sweet engagement or bachelorette gift. $19

Where to buy: E & H Creates; eandhcreates.etsy.com

Two Little Beans and Co.’s cotton booties have a cozy sherpa lining and a non-slip faux suede sole. $25

Where to buy: twolittlebeansco.com

Where to buy: Coffee by Design, Lemon Zest Home, Maine Craft Portland, Darby Jones—all in Portland; Maine Culture, maineculture.com

These Perry Home Naturals handmade sachets feature natural linen filled with authentic Maine balsam fir. $10–$12

Where to buy: perryhomenaturals.com

Award-winning blogger and Maine Office of Tourism’s “Family Fun Maker” Jennifer Hazard’s first book is the ultimate family guide to Maine. Published by Islandport Press. $14.95

Where to buy: islandportpress.com

Designed by Tanja Cesh for Mulxiply and handcrafted in collaboration with fair-wage leather craftsmen in Nepal, these bags were created with the modern minimalist in mind. $196

Where to buy: Mulxiply, Portland; mulxiply.com

Part of Minka’s new Deco Collection, these acrylic, Czech glass and sterling silver earrings are made by designer Michelle Rose in Kennebunkport. $35

Where to buy: minkahome.com

WishboneME’s ethically sourced sliced bone pendant necklace features foraged Maine lichen and moss. $32

Where to buy: Material Objects, The Merchant Co., Pinecone & Chickadee—all in Portland; etsy. com/shop/wishboneME

Pitter Patter’s durable, waterproof, and versatile blankets are made for strollers, picnics, and evening boat rides. $42.95

Where to buy: pitterpatterinc.com

Paper & Pearls’ ornaments are handmade in Portland from repurposed books. $20

Where to buy: paperandpearlsme.etsy.com

Tandem’s instant coffee is there for you when good coffee is nowhere in sight. Good for camping, or driving through Connecticut at night. $15

Where to buy: Tandem Coffee Roasters, Portland; tandemcoffee.com

My Mini Maine wraps local stone and crystals with wire that won’t harm the air plants for a distinctive way to display this unique flora. $15.99

Where to buy: Lavish Earth, Westbrook; Lemon Zest Home, Portland; myminimaine.com

Made of a soft, lightweight wool blend, the Eden poncho is a stylish layering piece in any kind of weather. But what really sets it apart is that it can be worn in many different ways. $42

Where to buy: Take A Peak, Peaks Island; take-a- peak.myshopify.com

These decorative handmade signs add a rustic touch to your home for the holidays. $436.99

Where to buy: The Unpolished Barn, theunpolishedbarn.com

Bullet shells are cut and mounted in a stainless-steel setting with Swarovski crystals for the outdoor enthusiast in your life. Earrings $14, necklace $14, ring $12

Where to buy: Hunt Fish Maine, huntfishmaineshop.com

A gift certificate for a mixology class with Vena’s Fizz House co-owner Steve Corman offers insight into the artandscienceofmixology. $70

Where to buy: Vena’s Fizz House, Portland; venasfizzhouse.com

Up your Bloody Mary game with Kennebunkport Sauce Company’s “wild” take on the classic. $11.99

Where to buy: Maine’s Pantry, Free Range Fish and Lobster, Shipyard Brewery Gift Shop, Cabot Farmers Annex, Harbor Fish Market—all in Portland; kennebunkportsauceco.com

Kris Lape designs and makes these soft and warm silk and rayon burnout velvet scarves in her studio in Portland. $50

Where to buy: Maine Craft Portland; etsy.com/ shop/KrisLape

Alyssa Garvey creates one-of-a-kind jewelry by using resin to encapsulate flowers from wedding bouquets. $45

Where to buy: pressedbyag.com

Handmade, customizable silver rings by Kerri Ann Designs are perfect for stacking. $22–$30

Where to buy: etsy.com/shop/KerriAnnDesigns

Laura Nero uses hand carving, wax casting, and traditional soldering techniques to create pieces that are strong, minimal, and timeless. Brass statement rings can be worn alone or stacked. Large $98, medium $70

Where to buy: neromade.com

Campfire Studio’s stoneware mug is handmade with a minimal square handle, half-dipped in a white gloss glaze. $38

Where to buy: Campfire Studios Retail Shop, Portland; campfirestudiodesign.com

Handcrafted from 100-percent alpaca, these soaps featureMaine-inspireddesigns. $28

Where to buy: Lisa-Marie’s Made in Maine, Portland; Old Farm Christmas Place, Cape Elizabeth; The Seaglass Soap Company, mainemadefeltedsoap.com

The rugged, White Cap duffle bag from Rogue Industries features water-resistant canvas and a full- grain leather strap. $115

Where to buy: The Leather Exchange, Lisa Marie’s Made in Maine, Joseph’s, Rogue at Loyal Citizen, David Wood Clothiers, Portland Dry Goods—all in Portland; rogue-industries.com

Rusted Pulchritude’s wooden serving and cooking spoons are made using traditional carving techniques from locally salvaged white birch, wild cherry, and apple trees. $38–$48

Where to buy: rustedpulchritude.com