No, I'm not going to advocate the use of tobacco here, but since I'm unfortunately an addict to nicotine, I really wish I could get addicted to snuff instead of cigarettes; it's definitely classier and not by far as lethal (but not good for your nose. Tobacco is bad - period!).
And you get to have a snuff box - ha! Of course you can have a snuff box without actually using snuff. Why not fill it with breath fresheners or sweets (tiny, tiny sweets)?
Here are a few antique snuff boxes for inspration:
This last one was sold at Christie's for a whopping £121,250 June 2. I will go for something less pricey, I think. Maybe try and paint something myself!
P.S. Do yourself a favour and don't google for images with "snuff" as search query. There's some really nasty stuff out there...
Awww...I want a snuff box with a picture of my kitty cat too!
ReplyDeleteI've got to say, as a non nicotine addict, I'm totally grossed out by the whole thing though!
I hear you! There are very few foreign substances that should be inhaled or snorted up ones nose, really. Kitty hair is one exception (or rather: one we can hardly avoid).
ReplyDeleteHow about a little box for your mouches!? Beauty patches in a pretty box. This is on my to-get list...
ReplyDeleteThose are really cool!
ReplyDeleteHA! Sounds better than my experiences with snuff. I sneezed like mad, blew my nose a dozen times & my eyes watered for a good 20 minutes.
ReplyDeleteStill, I do carry a little tin (though not a pretty snuff box) of peppermint snuff from Wilsons of Sharrow. If nothing else, it smells nice.
Chole
And it's a great conversation piece, if everything else fails :P
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