18 Boho-Chic Gifts for the Hipster in Your Life

This smoking accessory is designed to sit ergonomically in the palm of your hand, or fetchingly on the coffee table. Created by Lindsey Hampton, the handmade stoneware pipe ($150) in an ombré fade is 3.5 inches wide and will stoke up holiday cheer.

These captivating and sumptuous tie-dyed scarves come from I Pezzi Dipinti. The hand-loomed Wool Tiger Shawl ($275) and cashmere hand-dyed Tri-Colore scarf ($970, shown) are as delicious as wool gets.

Give this groovy, hallucinogenic knit to the most far-out man (or woman) you know. The cashmere Ferragamo turtleneck ($1,290) has op-art graphics that will keep your hep cat warm without making them look like Ned Flanders.

Any rebel worth his salt needs this cult-classic tome. Photographer Jim Goldberg’s unsparing portraits of teenage runaways in San Francisco and Los Angeles from the late '80s and early '90s helped define the aesthetic and disaffected posture of the decade. The original publication from 1995 is a rare find, so in typical motley fashion, the artist issued thisbootleg photocopied edition ($100).

ThisNike iD collab ($135-190) is coming in hot, literally, and winter ready. Three sneaker styles are customizable in six Pendleton wools (yes, from the sixth generation family-owned Pacific Northwest brand). Perfect for the anti-hero who loves sport. Or maybe just arch support, say for working at the Farmer’s Market all day.

These handcrafted leather talismans will send any Earth goddess into galactic bliss. California designer Lauren Godfrey starts each necklace with a formidable semi-precious stone—each of which vibrates at a particular frequency (sure?) for targeted healing vibes. The tiger’s eye shown here ($1,095) activates the intellect. Heft and outsized proportions give this gift major gravitas.

Los Angeles artist Wes Lang teamed up with Sleepy Jones (Andy Spade’s new pajama brand) to create these tattoo flashboxers ($29) bad enough to crush any tough guy’s heart.

Shibori is an important word in the lexicon of the heritage-ati. The traditional Japanese tie-dye form uses age-old techniques for folding, binding, and dyeing fabric—most commonly with indigo—to fantastic effect. This dye kit ($7.64) comes with the plant-derived indigo dye (which is what makes jeans blue), tools, and instructions for a vat of wabi sabi fun times.

You know that inner glow… The kind that makes you want to hit Soul Cycle, mainline coconut water, sleep 12 hours a night, go vegan, and repeat? This is a short cut. The cold-pressed organic (wild grown!) plant-derived cleansers and moisturizers this Canadian company produces are like a deep drink for one’s complexion. Seabuckthorn Best Skin Ever ($30) is the classic, and the radiance is real—but the garden is full of olfactory and sensory pleasures.

Remember when being a ski bum was the height of cool? (Cue Better Off Dead.) Norweigiansweater, zinc sunblock, mirrored shades, low ponytail? If you didn’t go to school in Vermont, you can still live the dream. The 64-year-old French mountaineering brand Moncler just debuted its first eyewear collection. These high-altitude aerodynamic goggleswith leather temple protectors ($350) hit the height of gnar.

We first discovered this indie line of achingly perfect but totally effortless basics on Glossier’s Emily Weiss. Was it vintage? No. It was Doen. This Indian-printed silk peasant blouse ($198) is heaven off the shoulder with jeans. Or pair with a black turtleneck and high-waisted black pants for that '70s vibe. Slay at the Tannenbaum trimming while channeling Loulou de la Falaise, the original eclectic bohemian aristocrat.

This trio of wild organic beauty products ($75) will lull the tresses of any merman or maid into a state of unkempt perfection. Mermaid hair oil, sea salt spray, and dry shampoo will replenish, shine, and add waves—all with an intoxicating coastal scent cocktail of cedarwood, rose, salt, and pine.

Tracing back 5,000 years to Mesopotamia, the evil eye has been used as a totem of good luck and protection. Greek native Leda Athanasopoulou created her ultra simple Eye Ring ($70) with a loop of 14K gold wire. Before long, it was wrapped around the fingers of well-born Euro-creatures who summer in Greece and have amazing hair—surely they need to ward off jealously. The newer earrings ($70, shown) have the same effect. Perfect gift for Aphrodites and Adonises.

Nothing says “at one with nature” like a naked soak under the stars in an Alaskan-made cedar hot tub ($3,990, including shipping). Get this for your favorite exhibitionist. You’re welcome.

Sculpted from hand-dug clay in remote Wallowa County, Oregon, this limited edition growler ($600) arrives filled with 48 ounces of hard cider made from local apples. The 18-inch high vessel with a porcelain stopper and threaded bronze rod comes in a dovetailed maple box.

O.G. heritage hero Jay Carroll and his wife Allison live a life of ceaseless Bohemian wanderlust. Their devotion to finding artisans and craftsmen along the way yielded these stripedtowels ($95). Woven by a Turkish towel producer on original natural looms, the bamboo yarn is ultra lush and naturally anti-microbial.