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So Kamibashi has a pretty fun site and store.
They have The String Doll Gang.
Captain Bad
Jo Ninja
And the adorable Safety Boy
But that's not all! They also have postcards and greeting cards and t-shirts. There are a variety of artists too.
Here's a couple of cute postcards:
Really fun art and products. Not bad prices too! Check out Kamibashi!
I am really in love with the style of jewelry from smallthings. Simple and silver with some fantastic organic shapes. I think you could wear this with pretty much anything, formal or casual. Anyway, here are their three sections:
They all have a great style and I would want any of those pendants. Christmas IS coming up... maybe I should direct my husband here.
So here's another Etsy store I came across: Chrissy Ann Ceramics. She has some really beautiful organic designs. She does plates, bowls, floral tiles, and fantastic serving dishes. Here are the ones that jumped out at me.
The One and Only Passion Flower Bowl (her signature dish)
As you can see, very fun. It would be so fun to have homemade dishes.
So, the other night, I went to a party and met a nice girl named Nicole. Apparently, she has the fantastic talent of making fantastic handbags. I even got to see one with my real eyes and it didn't disappoint. Anyway, I found her website in which you can view her many designs. She makes many of her bags out of old couch material so that is why you will find such an eclectic look.
Here are a few of my favorites:
The Amy
And her latest design, The Kari (I LOVE bird designs)
Check out all of her designs, they're really really fun.
I stumbled across twentytwentyone today. They had some really interesting and cool designs, so I thought I'd showcase.
I totally fell in love with this Cherner, 1957 chair.
Or this Nelson Daybed, 1948 in a delicious mint green.
Happy Barstool. I love how it's so tall, with a little bit of black.
Here's an innovative idea Zettel'z 6, 1998, a light fixture that comes with paper to write on and hang.
Skuggflora Murruta (self-adhesive vinyl designs to hang on walls or whatever!).
Beam table. So sleek and straight.
