Mother’s Day Gift Ideas

What’s not to like about bubbly rosé? This set of three bottles, all fruity but varying in sweetness, make a lovely gift for a wine-loving mom. Rosé All Day Champagne Gift Set, $135 for 3 bottles from Fat Cork

Choose from a rainbow palette of colors and give your mother a playful version of the old fashioned tart server. See the full review » Acrylic Tart Server, $20 at leifshop.com

Impress your mother with a unique piece of handmade and hand-painted clay cookware made by contemporary Mexican artisans. See the full review » 6-quart Cazueula con Tapa, $56 at bramcookware.com

Combining the fun of a swizzle stick with the utility of a standard tea infuser, this stick tea brewer is a great gift for any tea-lover. See the full review » Tea Stick Infuser, $25 at momastore.org

These brushed gold serving utensils from Italian flatware company Mepra dress up any dinner party, and make an impressive gift set. Mepra Brushed Gold Serving Utensils, from $39.00 at Gretal Home

Meet the beurrier, a countertop pottery crock that keeps butter as fresh as the refrigerator (an airtight water seal prevents spoilage) yet soft and spreadable. See the full review » French ceramic butter keeper, $35 from Food52.

Audacious good looks, smooth, creamy foam, and no batteries required: Just set the carafe directly on the stovetop to warm the milk, then pump the frothing mechanism by hand. See the full review » Stainless Steel Milk Frother, $20 at Amazon.com

This brightly colored, sleek, multipurpose thermometer has a huge display. When checking the temp on any item, the final degree pops up almost immediately. See the full review » ThermoPop pocket thermometer, $29 at Thermoworks.com

Sold in sets of four, the towels plays off the fad of butcher charts that label different cuts of meat on an animal—but instead of a pig or cow, each design breaks down a different vegetable into imagined parts: the “scrag” of the carrot, the “loin” of the eggplant, and, my favorite, the “chump” and the “picnic shoulder” of the cauliflower. See the full review » Set of four vegetable chart kitchen towels; $58 at etsy.com

Fashioned from antique silverware repurposed for a modern use, each sturdy, beautiful marker is unique and individually stamped with all the right notes to hit on a perfect cheese plate: bleu, cheddar, goat, brie, Gruyère, and parm. See the full review » Vintage cheese markers, $33 for a set of six at Libastyle.com

Brighten up breakfast in bed with a geometric lacquer tray from Jonathan Adler. Lacquer Hexagon Tray, $175 at jonathanadler.com

With confections ranging from whole sour cherries to caramel-apple confit, Christine Ferber’s handmade French jams are worth the splurge. Read the full review » Christine Ferber Jams, from $18 at borneconfections.com

Vibrant bowls made out of reclaimed coconut shells are great for keeping prepped vegetables in place or act as perfectly-sized snacking bowls. See the full review » Coco Mini Bowl, $14 at bambuhome.com

Chamba’s hand-crafted Colombian clay casserole is lightweight, easy to handle, and makes a charming presentation for one-pot dishes. See the full review » La Chamba Medium Casserole, $59.99 at mytoque.com