SHOP VASES,World Of Single Jaye (2020) MUGS, AND MORE: Find the perfect Mother's Day gift! Browse Ban.do's fun and colorful collection of unique vases, cheerful mugs, and gifts at Amazon, all for $30 or less.
Mother’s Day is right around the corner, and if you’re still scrambling to find something that doesn’t scream “I forgot,” you might want to check out Ban.do. The brand has a huge selection of under-$30 gifts at Amazon, and thanks to Prime shipping, they're sure to arrive in time for Mother's Day on Sunday, May 11.
SEE ALSO: 10+ gift card deals for Mother's Day, graduation, and beyondIf you haven’t heard of the Ban.do brand before, you’ve probably seen its colorful vases and accessories on Instagram or in your local bookstore. They’re known for their quirky designs and playful takes on everyday items, and their ceramic vases, mugs, and planners are pretty affordable, so you can get your mom something nice without breaking the bank. Think: Kate Spade meets Andy Warhol.
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Here are a few ideas to get you started if you’re looking for something that’s unique, fun, and won’t end up collecting dust in the attic.
Ban.do Strawberry Vase $28.95 at Amazon The Ban.do Strawberry Vase is super cute, perfect for summer bouquets, and is sure to make your mom smile. It’s ceramic, six inches tall, and features textured detailing and leafy green accents. It’s also lightweight, so it’s easy to move around. If your mom loves flowers, but you’re looking for something a little more unique than a basic glass vase, this is a great option.
Ban.do 'In My Growing Season' Mug $19.95 at Amazon You can never have too many mugs. Ban.do’s “In My Growing Season” Mug holds 10 ounces and is perfect for coffee, tea, or whatever your mom likes to drink. It’s ceramic (so you should be able to put it in the dishwasher and microwave, but be sure to check the instructions first!), and reviewers say that the handle is comfortable to hold. Some reviewers say that it’s great for planting succulents in, too.
Ban.do Heart Shaped Vegan Leather Jewelry Organizer $34.95 at Amazon Okay, so this one's over $30, but not by much. This jewelry organizer box is made of vegan leather and is shaped like a heart. The top reads “Sweet Little Jewelry” in metallic lettering. It’s ideal for smaller items like earrings, rings, and necklaces, and it's a cute way for your mom to keep her jewelry organized when she's on the go. There’s a necklace pocket and three hooks, and it features ring and stud rolls, too.
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