Anis de Flavigny Candies - Set of 3 Irish knits supple knit poly can drape

supple knit poly can drape like a shawl

Greek Orthodox monks began making olive wood souvenirs in the 4th century and they remain popular with pilgrims to the Basilica of the Nativity

The pattern is inspired by Japanese fabrics and a woodblock print depicting an aerial view of women’s parasols

one rose flavored and one violet flavored

The 1-inch opening suits tiny birds like wrens and nuthatches

Anis de Flavigny Candies - Set of 3 Irish knits supple knit poly can drapeConfectionary connoisseurs take note: the recipe for these tiny aniseed candies dates back to 1519, proof that some treats are simply timeless. Originally made by monks in the French region of Flavigny and still produced on the abbey grounds, these petite sweets are as tasty as they are nostalgic. The trio of tins features the companys iconic shepherd and shepherdess sharing a candy. Includes one each of anise, violet, and mint flavors.