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Little luxuries

The editors of Fortune Small Business chose some of our favorite indulgences from indie artisans and craftsmen - but we want to hear your recommendations. What luxuries do you splurge on?

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Glaser Leatherworks' Deal Bag
Handcrafted in San Francisco, Glaser Leatherworks' Deal Bag includes made-to-order inserts to help organize papers. The burnishing process employs plant-based oils that emphasize its natural leather grain, imparting a rich color that deepens over time.

$900 to $1,500
www.glaserdesign.com

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