Wondering what kinds of goods and products are specially produced in Lithuania? Here are a few examples.
Anything linen: Lithuania is known for its linen tablecloths, clothes and other decorative items. I have a drawer full of linen pieces that I have purchased in Lithuania over the years.
Anything honey: Lithuania also produces excellent honey. I like to buy honey from the local farmers’ markets. I also like to buy little samples of flavored honey from some of the ecological shops.
Etno Herbal Teas: Originally founded in 1883, Etno makes delicious herbal teas. My favorites are RelaxHerba and Aksominis Vakaras (Velvety Evening).
Juniper Trivets: A favorite to give as a gift, these trivets are not only beautiful, they smell good when a warm pot is placed on them.
Felted Wool Jewelry: I’ve never seen this style of jewelry in the US, but it is popular here. I bought the handmade necklace below at the Christmas market
Amanda in Lithuania 
April 19th, 2011 at 7:14 am
My favorite of the Etno is Nervus.
Where do you get juniper trivets? Never heard of them.
April 19th, 2011 at 11:01 pm
I’ve bought them at Kazukas Fair and also in souvenir shops. The ecological store in Gedimino 9 has them. I plan to buy some for my brother and his fiancee as a wedding gift — I’ll post a photo when I get them. They are great gifts.
June 15th, 2011 at 1:26 pm
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