Itβs time for a kosy Christmas
I love adding cozy ornaments to my Christmas tree to help round out the look of all the hard ones. Let me help you add a little cozy to your tree too!
Beanie season is the best season.
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Koselig (adj)
(koos-e-leigh) a Norwegian word that roughly translates to βwarm fuzziesβ but leaving it there would leave out other important aspects of it, like enjoying the companionship of others and connecting with nature.
Above all, koselig is a feeling characterized by coziness, warmth, intimacy, happiness and contentment throughout the long and dark winters of life.
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Whether itβs to add a little cozy to your head, your bed, or your heart, weβve got you covered.
Mild Winter Accessories
Southern California doesnβt usually call for thick coats and long underwear, but we still love to sport a beanie every now and then.
Thatβs why Awaken Koselig (based out of sunny southern California) is dedicated to making mild winter accessories out of 100% cotton. These will keep you warm without overheating, which is perfect for those 50* days.
How the Lord taught me contentment through a beanieβ¦
Itβs weird to think that a beanie can bring about contentment, but the Lord has been working in me in mighty ways.
In June I found out I gave myself tendonitis in my wrists from knitting too much.
Why koselig?
We are all about helping you find your koselig and helping you find contentment through lifeβs valleys. If a warm cotton beanie is going to help you through your winter, weβd love to provide that for you! If you need a cozy eye pillow to help center yourself and relax after a long day with the kids, we say yes and amen!
But we know that these things will only bring you temporary rest in a demanding world, like a band-aid on a broken arm. True koselig comes from learning WHO to rest in, not just what to rest in, and thatβs our main goal: to help you understand Jesus is the only way to find true contentment in your winter, true joy in the midst of your struggle.