Der kleine Bazar
Diese wundervolle Auswahl an besonderen Accessoires zum Wohnen und Leben bietet Der kleine Bazar | Einzigartiges Wohndesign aus dem Orient und Nordafrika.
Die Inhaber Johanna Danko und Axel Breckwoldt laden dazu ein, ihre Begeisterung für die zauberhafte Mischung aus modernen, traditionellen und handgefertigten Objekten mit ihnen zu teilen. Bei der Auswahl der Produkte wird großen Wert auf nachhaltige Herstellung unter sozial verträglichen Bedingungen gelegt.
Der kleine Bazar in der Wintergasse 14 | Augsburg. Montags bis Freitags von 13:00 bis 18:00 Uhr und Samstags von 10:00 bis 16:00 Uhr geöffnet, oder einfach mal auf die Seite schauen, alle Produkte sind auch online erhältlich: Der kleine Bazar
SUKHA
Thanks to Sukha Amsterdam Haarlemmerstraat 110 for letting me take pictures in your beutiful store.
With it’s independent boutiques, nice cafés, restaurants, multiculturality and the oldest cinema of Amsterdam, the Haarlemmerstraat and Haarlemmerijk has just been announced as the best shopping street in the Netherlands. Not far away from my favorite quarter of the city, Jordaan. In its beautiful location, the store Sukha offers fashion, interior, books, accessories, presents and unique handmade products. The products are from India, Nepal, Morocco, Peru, Indonesia and the Netherlands. They are recycled, vintage or responsibly manufactured with attention to working conditions in the factories and respect for the people of the country of origin. Sukha means “joy” in Sanskrit, the language of the Buddhist monks in India and Nepal.
The bautiful store, with its high, light ceilings is also decorated with art products, such as written poems on the walls.
knitted lamps for cosy fall/winter days
The design page CASAMANIA distributes this very nice lamps from Pudelskern.
That’s what they write about them: “Winters can be harsh in the Alps with lots of snow and the need of cosy interiors. The design of the pendant lamp “Granny” is a direct response to the climatic challenges of cold winters with its long tradition of gatherings in living rooms around the fireplace, where grannies used to knit while telling stories. Pure natural wool from sheep bred on green alpine pastures in the remote valleys of the Tyrol. For “Granny” thick woollen threads are used to produce a raw yet cosy surface. The threads are produced by a family business in the Tyrol, with each lamp hand-knitted by a collective of home-based workers in the Netherlands.
A natural treatment is applied, making the wool flame resistant and resistant to moth and mite infestation. Pudelskern revives centuries of cultural history and shapes them into new forms. A rough and impressive landscape is woven into living objects”.
lamps
Above two lamps from EmmasDesignblog and a beautiful little working desk and chair of course…. Below from my own collection.
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