Hubby and I visited Ohio's Amish Country this week and aside from the World's Largest Cuckoo clock,…read more this was our first stop. I couldn't have been more pleased with what we found here. Kaleidoscope is a truly unique shop on Amish Country with real art, crafts, handmade items, unique gifts, and local flare made by over 20 different artisans. Candles, soaps, jewelry, signage, badge holders, and a few Amish quilts are just a few examples. Also, great for picking up a postcard or magnet with photos from local photographers. On a Monday afternoon when we were the only customers in the store, I was also able to chat with Amber who was an excellent tour guide telling me all of the insider tips for my visit. I took a lot of her suggestions and it made for a really unique and fun day. If nothing else, stop in for a reasonable priced soda! It was just 60￠the day I visited !

Don't bother. A store employee or owner should keep personal opinions just that personal. To carry…read moreon a loud telephone conversation while you have customers in the store is bothersome enough. But then to discuss widely controversial topics and express vicious opinions about those who may think differently, is just wrong. This store will not have our business. Laid down our potential purchases and walked out. Yes everyone is entitled to their thoughts and opinions including those opposite of yours, but if your business is to serve the public, keep the public in mind, and stay off personal phone calls while working.

This place is free but accepts donations so the value is obviously great. They have every old…read morealcohol decanter that you could think of. They even have a bar scene decorated with decanters. It was nice to stop in and see pieces of history. The front of the store sells decanters at reasonable prices. They have a huge selection to choose from. Everyone that we interacted with was really friendly.

We went in here to see what was going on and couldn't believe how many different types of decanters…read morethey had! Even if you aren't into it, its worth to see the museum in the back. So many decanters! The people were very friendly and the building has old time charm. You can choose from a wide variety of decanters to buy if that's your thing. The prices seemed reasonable.

What a charming little shop! My first visit here my twins were with us and we had no idea what to…read moreexpect. We stopped in and they were making elephant candles. The amazingly friendly workers said they could make custom ones for my kids! So we went home with a custom blue and custom pink elephant we saw being made for the same price an existing one would have been. What great service and value! The second time I visited the shop was to pick up the free wax melts that were a part of the Dutch host inn package. Since it was just me I was able to ask about the candles. They pour all of them right there! There was a great selection of sizes, scents and jars. I love that they have lilac, basically my ultimate favorite scent. It can be harder to find. I left with a giraffe candle and a lilac candle (in addition to my wax melts). The shop does take credit cards but there is a four percent fee if you pay that way. If you are going to Walnut Creek farms it is right down the street from the entrance. Definitely worth a visit and a place I'll be back to!

Lamp and Light is a friendly candle and gift shop. We have several candles from this shop and have…read moregiven several as gifts to Family and Friends. The associates here are helpful and knowledgeable when deciding on what to select. They can make a custom candle while you watch the process or make it while you go and come back later. There are many items here beyond candles. Lamp and Light is an outstanding value for high quality candles!

What an unexpected find. We had the coupon book from the package at Dutch Host Inn which is the…read moreonly reason that we knew about this place. On site, they have a charming shop with a variety of household decor items. They also have a variety of knives. The reason the space exists, though, is because of the intricate ivory carvings. The museum space itself is kind of small, but there are a variety of historical ships depicted. It is incredible how intricate he was able to get with something as delicate as ivory. So much detail and so many tiny and thin pieces. I never would have thought it was possible! I was curious about how the ivory was acquired since I know that is a hot topic, and it was all ethically sourced through either antiques or other legal means. The building is meticulous and the staff extremely friendly and knowledgeable. The museum was affordably priced (they even have a family rate of $25) and worth it if you are looking for something different and unique to experience.

We toured this museum during a recent trip to Ohio. To say it was a breathtaking experience is…read moresumming it up pretty succinctly. This man's grandfather Ernest Warther carved trains out of ebony and ivory. He passed this talent on to his grandson David. What Ernest did in trains, David has done in sailing vessels. The intricacy of the work, the overarching attention to detail and the pure artistic genius that goes into these carvings is nothing short of amazing. Each one will capture your attention for different reasons. Whether it is the bold lines, the intricate sailing vessels with all their masts and rope or the ornate scrimshaw on some of these pieces, the experience is amazing. There is no other collection like this one in the world. This is not your typical stuffy art museum. Every piece is fascinating and exciting. Everything is hand carved from legally and ethically sourced ivory. We were fortunate enough to arrive while the artist was working in his in house workshop. He came out and met all of us and showed us how he perfects all the myriad of tiny intricate ropes on his sailing vessels. Everything is carved. Nothing is manufactured elsewhere and added to the pieces. The gift shop was nice and well stocked. The whole place is clean, wheelchair accessible and pieces are well lit. Bathrooms were in good shape when we were there. This is a must stop destination if you are in the Sugarcreek area.

I don't usually write reviews I read them constantly and I understand how incredibly important they…read moreare so I'm starting here with the person that deserves this the most. I had my wedding yesterday and it was planned in very little time. I called Angie at four seasons with confidence they would be great and great was a understatement! I didn't give her details I gave her a slight description of my vision and she nailed it!! I was pleased with my whole experience yesterday but I was literally in a aww state over my flowers. I have never seen a more beautiful bouqet and it was mine!! Her prices were so reasonable for the amount of work and stunning performance! Angie, Kris and I thank you so much you outdid your self once again. If anyone has questions or details regarding my experience please feel free to contact me via email I would be more then happy to share! Candiss And Kris Patrick Candiss.robbins@yahoo.com

What a great store! We went on Black Friday and I found a fabulous dress to wear to the Cleveland…read moreOrchestra next weekend. The huge inventory of cool, unique, quality products is almost overwhelming. This is a must stop if you're in the area!

I received a surprise arrangement of lovely and colorful flowers for Mother's day, 2020. My son,…read morewho lives near Detroit ordered them and they were absolutely beautiful and stayed that way for a long time. I would be happy to order flowers from Precious petals anytime!

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