Showing posts with label handmade jewellery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handmade jewellery. Show all posts

Saturday, 16 May 2015

This morning, out of curiosity, I stopped by the Full Moon Market. I always find a very talented artist selling her/his crafts and this time it was Sanbra.

Inspired by the Ghanaian culture, Sanbra mixes African styles and colours with European fashion. The beautiful orange bracelet I got today is a proof of that. My bracelet is made of genuine fabrics from Ghana (£10) and it has an adjustable chain to fit your wrist perfectly. I am very happy with my purchase! :)

Roberto and Daniele, the artists behind Sanbra, come from Itali and they also brought several colourful earrings (£7), bracelets (£10), shopper bags (£10), T-shirts (£15) and many more items to the Full Moon this morning. Just check it out below!

Picture "borrowed" from Sanbra's Facebook page

Although Sanbra's website is still under construction (www.sanbra.eu), the Facebook page is up and running (https://www.facebook.com/sanbraIT). If you like handmade jewellery as much as I do, you will surely love it!
Posted by Great little place called Bristol On Saturday, May 16, 2015 No comments READ FULL POST

Sunday, 8 December 2013

If you follow my blog, you would have already realised that I love handmade jewellery. If you don't, I tell you now: I love handmade jewellery. And even more if the artist is local! I like the idea a wearing a pair of earrings or a nice necklace while its maker could be sitting next to me in a coffee shop, for example. The artist will probably stare at me and smile, and I would probably smile back, without knowing exactly why. 

Since its launch the 6th September 2013, I walked by that little shop in Stokes Croft everyday, admiring the beautiful "bunnies and pineapples" art wall, but I was apparently too busy to have 15 minutes to have a look inside.


Not sure why, last Thursday, I went inside and discovered the perfect gift shop. The Little Shop is an art gallery for local artists to exhibit their artwork. Every now and then, they change over their artists and welcome new ones with a party. 

You will find a large selection of unique prints, cards, jewellery, ceramics, t-shirts and creams, everything handmade, perfect for a gift. I specially liked a handmade porcelain mug by Bee Hayes (see here) and the smell of the creams.

Prices are generally not cheap, but not too expensive either. Besides, the fact that you are promoting and supporting local artists is even more important, and in Christmas time... aren't we looking for something special and unique?


I bought "one-of-a-kind" handcrafted pair of earrings in zebrawood by Priormade craftworks. At the back, it says "coffee table"... Isn't it great to have a pair of earrings that were a coffee table before? I find it very inspiring!
I also purchased a beautiful handmade butterfly brooch in red by Thomas Chadwick.


Earrings by Priormade (£13)
Brooch by Thomas Chadwick (£6)


The little shop is located at 125 Cheltenham Road (BS6 5RR) and opening hours are Tue-Sat 11am to 7pm and Sundays 12-5pm.

LINKS
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The Little Shop
EMAIL: thelittleshopinbristol@gmail.com
Priormade
Thomas Chadwick
Email: thomaschadwickdesigns@gmail.com
Posted by Great little place called Bristol On Sunday, December 08, 2013 No comments READ FULL POST
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