A wedding gift should mean something. It shouldn’t just be beautiful—it should capture the couple themselves. With everything that entails.

A suit and a wedding dress in origami, crafted from black and cream-colored paper. Pearls adorning the neckline, tiny buttons made of glass beads. And then—barely larger than a two-euro coin—their dog. Because, naturally she simply had to be in the picture, too.

The result now hangs, framed, on their wall. And yes, we are a little bit proud of it. 🐾🤍

It's been a week now that our little neighborhood store is part of Germany's lockdown due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Nobody knows how long we’ll have to keep the doors closed – at least for a month, but authorities said it could last until mid of June or longer.

We will try to inspire, entertain and delight you with posts here during this time. If you would like to support us, we'd be super happy if you write us what subject you would like to read here.

Feel free to reach out via email or any social media canals when you’re interested in something or would like to order anything – we'll gladly arrange delivery or pickup for you!

Please stay safe, healthy and look out for each other. Let’s support our awesome scientists, brave doctors and committed health workers who help everyone to get this under control! Hope to see you all very soon when it's safe again!

For now a virtual hug,
Sibel

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This post is a little late—but since so many of you asked for it, we’re finally getting around to it now.

Tiled walls, the smell of grease embedded in the ceiling, and a floor that had definitely seen better days. That is what our space looked like before we moved in.

What followed were many weeks of dust, noise, and the firm belief that something beautiful would emerge from it all.

We deliberately left the photos exactly as they are—unretouched, unvarnished. Because that is simply what construction sites look like. And the contrast with how things look today speaks for itself.

"Time for fav customers and friends" was our motto from last weeks Xmas event at Rikiki. In addition to delicious finger food from three different countries (and from Mommy Land ;-)) we had time to chitchat and shop around. Made me happy to see how many girls got to know each other through our events and already looked forward to see each other again.

Thanks a million to all my friends who supported me so actively, always with a smile on their face ❤️

At our Christmas event today, we're starting this year's festive season! Lots of new objects for decorating and gifting! Can't wait to see you in our store!