Three Ways You Can Reinvent Touch Lamps Without Looking Like An Amateur
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By: PCornejo
Added: 27-06-14
- The Wonders of a Himalayan Salt LampDo you know how good the salty air of the ocean is for your body? I bet you don't. Did you know that if you spend a day at the beach, you are more likely to sleep more soundly that night? Hmmm, that's why I slept great last Sunday night. Because I took my daughter to collect shells, tiny rocks and a bit of sea weed for her 'art work'. She's only three, but she does love to make stuff, out of anything we collect.
The Bottom LineHimalayan crystal salt lamps can be a beautiful addition to your home but it's wise to be sceptical of the claims about health benefits. If you like the look of the lamps, buy one; if you are solely interested in the health benefits, it's probably better to look for other ways of improving indoor air quality and liveability, such as houseplants.
If you do experience health benefits from your Himalayan salt lamps, please stop by and let me know! I'm curious to hear your story.
Lot of 1 New Ionic Pink Pyramid Himalayan Salt Lamp 6 lb Natural Crystal Light Current Bid: $20.50 WBM Himalayan Light Natural Air Purifying Himalayan Salt Lamp with dimerswitch Current Bid: $24.95
TV Lamp ManufacturersMost every pottery in the U.S., as well as some in Canada and even Japan, produced TV lamps in the 1950s and early 1960s. But as with most utilitarian and art pottery, the greatest volume came from California. Large outfits like Lane & Co., Maddux of California, and California Originals cranked out thousands of them, making the most of the demand while they could.
Kuthi-vellakus See all 3 photos Kuthi-vellakus The kuthi-vellaku of Tamil Nadu is a thing of great beauty. Its central stem is very decorative and terminates at the top in the shape of a lotus petal, a peacock or even an elephant
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