With the Fourth of July around the corner, we're sharing our favorite kitchen picks that are made in America! From hand turned rolling pins made with the finest wood to canvas lunch bags that harken simpler times, these five finds celebrate American craftsmanship.
1. Mosser Glass mixing bowl set
This Cambridge, Ohio-based company has been producing hand-pressed glassware for more than three decades. We love the vintage feel of these gorgeous jade bowls!
Worthy of display, these hand-turned rolling pins made from solid maple, cherry or walnut hardwood will surely be passed on from generation to generation.
Husband and wife team Margaux and Walter Kent founded their Philadelphia-based design studio that transforms reclaimed and found objects into beautiful pieces. Made from waxed canvas, these reusable lunch bags have an outer pocket to tuck away handwritten notes.
With the Fourth of July weekend coming up, we can't wait to celebrate with good old-fashioned fun! However you're spending the holiday weekend, whether lounging by the beach or pool, picnicking at the park or watching the fireworks light up the night sky, you'll surely be dining on some quintessential American eats like potato salad, hot dogs and ice cream sundaes.
Riding on this wave of national pride (heightened by the U.S.'s valiant efforts in Tuesday's World Cup game against Belgium), this week's KD Finds is all about products made in America! From hand-turned rolling pins made with the finest wood to canvas lunch bags that harken simpler times, these five finds celebrate American craftsmanship.
