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As seen in: Dwell Magazine, MSN, Yahoo Life, Business Insider, Pocket, AFAR, 303 Magazine
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senior culture editor @Dwell; one tweet every six months. pitches: sarah.buder@dwell.com

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Glass-Like Dimmer Knobs I Had to Touch and More Engaging Objects at the Afternoon Light Design Fair

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By Sarah Buder Verified
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The World’s Most Magical Places to See the Northern Lights

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By Sarah Buder Verified, Bailey Berg Verified
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You’ll likely be in the high latitudes of the Arctic: perhaps Alaska or Canada, Greenland or Iceland, maybe Scandinavia. At first they appear as a faint smear of color, something you could mistake for moonlit clouds. Then the sky stirs, with silky ribbons of shimmering green light rippling across the atmosphere, and hints of violet and rose pulsing at the edges. It’s the northern lights, one of nature’s most spectacular displays.
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8 Truly Brilliant Global Lantern Festivals Worth Traveling for — From Chiang Mai to Nagasaki

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By Sarah Buder Verified
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Lanterns have been used for centuries throughout countries in Asia to commemorate cultural and spiritual celebrations. Sky lanterns can be traced back thousands of years to the Eastern Han Dynasty in China (25–220 C.E.) when the objects were used not only as decorative light sources but also as military signals that could communicate messages across long distances.
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