by — 21 Jun 2018 17:23
There is something for everyone. Some of these artisanal shops offer vintage collectables while others, handcrafted home decorations.
caption The Baloo Bakul is made by the local artisans of the Indo-Chinese Peninsula.
Mowgli Store is like a treasure trove if you’re keeping an eye out for handmade fashion and home accessories. This store takes you across countries and cultures with products such as tote bags made from Water Hyacinth, removable bag charms that pair well with the multipurpose, eco-friendly baskets made from Seagrass called Baloo Bakul.
For more information, visit www.mowglistore.com
There are more ways than one to incorporate rugs into your living space. Selecting the right piece isn’t all too difficult especially when you have establishments such as Eclectic Moroccan Living. Eclectic Moroccan Living offers quite a number of handwoven rugs, pouffes and cushions in rich exuberant colours and designs for you to choose from.
For more information, visit www.eclecticmoroccanliving.com
If patterns are what you love, it’s patterns that you’d get. The wallpapers, tablecloths, cushions, clothes and stationeries at Nala are available in an assortment of designs and colours, all of which are illustrated and produced by hand. These reflect the melting pot of culture, heritage and the diversity of South East-Asia, especially of Old Malaya.
Drop by Nala Muse at Bangsar Village II. The well-curated pop-up store also features hand-painted murals.
For more information, visit www.naladesigns.com
