Nostalgia Thyme! Lenox Spice Village Returns After 35 Years: See How to Shop the Collection Online

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The Lenox Spice Village is back for the first time since the 1980s. Despite being discontinued decades ago, the adorable spice jars have gone viral TikTok and Instagramand now they are sold for as much $2,500 on Etsy.

With all the digital fanfare, Lenox chose to bring the spice village back for another run. The second edition is just as “wonderful and whimsically nostalgic as the 1989 originals,” according to the product description, and the price hasn't gone up. The retro spice jars retail for $15 each.

Want the full set? Lenox Spice Village retails for $285 and features 24 spices packaged in miniature Victorian houses crafted from the brand's fine ivory porcelain and hand-painted with spice-inspired designs. Each spice measures 3 inches high x 1.75 inches long x 1.75 inches wide.

Spice Village includes rosemary, oregano, basil, allspice, cinnamon, nutmeg, garlic, saffron, bay leaf, tarragon, ginger, thyme, parsley, marjoram, mustard, cloves, coriander, sage, paprika, onion, chives, pepper, celery and anise.

“The relaunch of Spice Village was inspired by the overwhelming enthusiasm of our customers,” said Jennifer DiBenedetti, vice president of marketing at Lenox. buy-lenox-spice-village”>Food Network in August. “The popularity of the original set on Instagram and TikTok,” he adds, “made it clear that our customers see Spice Village as a beloved work of art and nostalgia. We wanted to honor that feeling by bringing it back for a new generation of collectors.”

The village of spices, Six-Piece Spice Set ($72) and individual spices will be released on September 15th. They are available for pre-order at Lenox.com and Macy's while supplies last.

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