17 Great Hostess Gifts to Bring on Thanksgiving

Treat your host to this lovely tea towel by MINNA—its handcrafted nature reminds us of some of our favorite travel destinations.

As far as hand soaps are concerned, this is the pinnacle of luxury. Not only does it smell great, but it will look so chic sitting in your host's kitchen or bathroom.

You can’t go wrong with a D.S. & Durga candle. This tea service–inspired scent has notes that capture the tea kettle, flame, leaves, and milk. A perfect post-meal aroma.

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Who wouldn’t want to to cozy up with this woven throw after a big Thanksgiving meal?

This metal measuring spoon clip is an inexpensive way to gift your host something both beautiful and functional. Pair it with your favorite bag of beans and you’re good to go!

Need some quality coffee to go with the aforementioned scoop? Here at Jetsetter, La Colombe is our go-to for a caffeine fix.

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Any host would be appreciative of this hand-carved walnut serving utensil. A cute addition to any rustic Thanksgiving table, the oval spoon will develop a natural patina over time.

We promise your host will love this ceramic serving bowl from Jenni Kayne. Better yet, bring it filled with a side to share and then let the host keep it.

Spending the holiday with an art lover? This book will look great on their coffee table. Flip through while you’re waiting for round two and enjoy the important works of 55 female artists, from Julia Margaret Cameron to Cindy Sherman.

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Any pre-meal charcuterie will look extra festive on this wooden cutting board with its leather-wrapped handle.

We don’t think we’ve seen a more beautiful vessel in which to enjoy that post-meal cup of tea or coffee.

Design lovers will appreciate these long-handled teaspoons in mirror-polished stainless steel.

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Forgo the flowers and surprise your host with these cute succulent plants instead—they're just as nice to look at and they’ll last a whole lot longer.

Help your host keep organized with this large braided storage basket, perfect for blankets, knitting projects, and all those miscellaneous odds and ends.

Because sometimes the holidays call for a stiff drink out of a pretty flask.

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Not the most groundbreaking gift idea, but honestly, who doesn’t love to receive a nice bottle of red?

That wine will taste even better out of these stylish drinking glasses. They’re budget-friendly, too; for just under $20, you can gift your host with a set of 12 (or give them a set of six and keep six for yourself—we won’t tell).