Five Star Gift Ideas

How about:

1. A handmade, one-of-a-kind Slavic-inspired art piece for his home. You can find these on online marketplaces like Etsy or at local art fairs.

2. A cookbook that features traditional Slavic cuisine. Consider "The Food and Cooking of Russia" by Elena Makhonko or "The Food and Cooking of Poland" by Holly and David Willcox.

3. A membership to a local Slavic cultural center or museum where he can learn more about Slavic history and traditions.

4. A Slavic language course or immersion experience. Many community colleges offer classes, or you could gift him a trip to a Slavic country where he can immerse himself in the language and culture.

5. A handmade Slavic-inspired piece of jewelry, such as a traditional Gzhel porcelain pendant or a silver and amber necklace from Poland.

6. Tickets to a Slavic cultural festival in your area where he can enjoy traditional music, dance, and food.

7. A book on Slavic mythology, such as "The Slavic Way" by Jan Fries or "Slavic Mythology" by Aleksander Gieysztor.

8. A traditional Slavic instrument, such as a balalaika or a gusli.

9. A Slavic-themed board game or puzzle, such as "Cossaks" or "Ukrainian puzzle."

10. A custom-made Slavic embroidery with a special design or message that represents your relationship.

Or you can get him a star map with the date when he was born.

Staci Genelle Foland says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“I ordered a print for my boyfriend for his upcoming birthday 7 days ago and received it today. I ordered the anatomical heart one reflecting back on our first date. We love it! It is beautifully done and looks great in the living room!!!”