12 Thoughtful Gifts for the Minimalist in Your Life

Soap or sculpture? These handmade small-batch bars inspired by Korean bathhouses are as pleasing to the eye as they are to the skin. They're also made out of 100-percent natural plant ingredients, such as boricha (Korean roasted barley tea) and black sesame.

$80 for a box set, binu-binu.com.

Succulents and other small houseplants are perfectly suited to minimalist, small-space living. Why not gift a tiny houseplant suspended in a hanging planter made from leather and natural cork?

$118, melanieabrantes.bigcartel.com.

Striking and multi-purpose, that's our kind of minimalist gift! This glass-domed lantern can be lit with a candle or used to hold a bouquet of flowers (or anything else you fancy!).

$77, store.menudesignshop.com.

Modeled after the company's iconic bud vase, these sweet salt and pepper shakers would make a lovely addition to any minimalist's kitchen.

$48, heathceramics.com.

Anybody would love to be the proud new owner of these wireless Bluetooth speakers, guaranteed. Each one is covered with woven fabric by Danish textile designer Kvadrat and finished with a leather strap by Swedish leather manufacturer Tärnsjö Garveri.

$449, kellywearstler.com.

This elegant wall clock crafted in Denmark comes in a white, black, or gray marble finish. The numberless dial and lacquered brass minute and hour hands give it a timeless sense of style.

$200, lumens.com.

Brighten someone's Christmas with a tasteful glass lamp designed to look like a water droplet. It would be equally at home in the living room or the bedroom.

$275, simonpearce.com.

Fashion meets function in this sophisticated set of geometric coasters. They're perfect for anyone wining, dining, and entertaining this holiday season.

$18, dearkeaton.com.

Not only would this bag by Matt & Nat fit beautifully into a minimalist's wardrobe, but it's also sustainable. Both the faux leather and the lining are crafted from recycled bottles.

$155, shop.nordstrom.com.