If your tastes skew more wabi sabi than fine china, forgo traditional registry fare in favor of unique pieces from Dallas shops and makers.
By Jessica Otte
Wildflower Side Plates ($22/Your House or Mine)
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Weekender Bag ($1,595/Hadleigh’s)
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Stoneware Tray ($28/ Neighborhood)
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Sinoh Handwoven Towels ($59/Oddbird)
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Scalloped Linen Placemat ($25/Fenwick Fields)
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Roar in Gunpowder Pillow (from $165/Kufri)
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Oro Cacao Cups ($120 for 4/The Citizenry)
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Nabora Ceramic Coffee Cup ($34/Neighborhood)
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Media Console (Price upon request/Springer Design Studio)
Lip Tease Mat (from $300/Scout Design Studio)
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Large Athens Ceramic Lamp ($2,025/Paul Schneider Ceramics)
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Kate Kilmurray Handwoven Potholder ($24/Dowry)
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Iannazzi Glass Design Spouted Bowl ($230/Dowry)
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Handmade Cheese Knives ($100/The Kilted Blacksmith)
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Clemente Cooking Pan ($125/Neighborhood)
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Clay Path Studio Covered Casserole ($139/Dowry)
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Campaign Stool ($125/Odin Leather Goods)
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If your tastes skew more wabi sabi than fine china, forgo traditional registry fare in favor of unique pieces from Dallas shops and makers.
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