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    An event where people learn how to Tatreez, which is a traditional Palestinian sewing method.
    Tina M.

    I LOVE this place! The moment you walk in you are hit with a welcoming aroma. And somehow every time I went the sun is hitting the store perfectly, the natural sunlight really adds to the ambience. They have everything from home goods, to pantry items, to crystals, to art and more! It is my new favorite store for gifting, I have been able to find something for everyone recently, have bought a total of 3 gifts for separate occasions. They also have events regularly, I stopped in during their last one. And the next one coming up is for galentines.

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    Beautiful store! Ariel and team have impeccable taste. Wonderful experience. Definitely come by for home decor! It's the best

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    The quality of the items wasn't the best, I'd recommend carefully looking over what you buy.

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    Senses is such a beautiful and welcoming space! Worth a visit for unique home goods and sustainable wares.

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    A beautiful store that's super inclusive and welcoming! Great gifts year around. I cannot wait to go back.

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    3 years ago

    My favorite home goods store in SF. Stunning pieces and socially responsible. Will be back for the hand made goods and timeless ceramics

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    Incredible shop, values, and message. Great gifts for people. Fun and gorgeous pieces to add to the home.

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    Beautiful collection of items and great customer service at this store! Will be picking a haul of gifts next time.

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