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High Fashion: Five Must-Have Cannabis Products to Elevate Your Green Style Game

These PNW-made designs are giving cannabis accessories a makeover

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A burgeoning group of Northwest-based companies are giving the formally taboo topic of marijuana a makeover. Interior designer-turned-fashion maven April Pride of Van der Pop recently debuted a collection of stylish Italian leather stash bags thoughtfully lined with a waterproof zipper to conceal odors.

Pride and others like her are infusing their cannabis-forward offerings with a focus on design that, in some ways, has made the green industry more approachable. And then, of course, there is the beauty industry’s latest “it ingredient,” CBD, a cannabis-based compound that is shown to have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits in pre-clinical studies without psychoactive side effects.

As the popularity of these products continues to grow, we have rounded up some of our favorite cannabis accessories and beauty products made right here in the Pacific Northwest. 

Hand-painted turquoise GeoPipe edged in 22k gold, Stonedware, $120.00 

Poppins Stash Bag in White, Van der Pop, $275.00 

Satin Skin Soothing Lotion, Cannabis Basics, Pricing Varies

 CLEAN Clear Cream, Van der Pop, $35.00

 

Stoned Circle Necklace, High Society, $79.00 

 

Can a Sound Bath Wash Away Stress?

Can a Sound Bath Wash Away Stress?

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K9s For Warriors Helps a Whidbey Island Veteran Get Back Out Into the World

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Seattle Sauna Festival Returns to Ballard for Another Round

Mobile saunas from around the Northwest will gather at the National Nordic Museum November 7-8.

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Seattle Is Changing the Conversation Around Death
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Seattle Is Changing the Conversation Around Death

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