Mugs, tea sets, gift boxes, greeting cards, wooden pieces, candles and fresheners, made by Alexandra and Cristina in our Sibiu workshop. Browse by who the gift is for, or by occasion.
Inspired by the sea, cloudless skies, sand and salt caught in your hair, the “Valentine in Yellow” mug whispers of the most beautiful vacation together. It warms up winter and every moment of the day with hand-painted hearts and sweet memories full of love.
Red, magical green and a love story.This February, fall in love all over again with that special someone, with your morning coffee, or with yourself. This mug, hand-painted with storybook hearts, will keep you company. It will lovingly hold your drink, your thoughts of your sweetheart, and your smiles.
For Valentine’s Day and Dragobete (Romania’s own lovers’ day, on 24 February), celebrate love with storybook hearts. How could you not fall in love all over again in February (and every day) when you sip your tea or coffee from a truly, utterly special mug? The mug has been hand-painted with one-of-a-kind hearts, just like…
For sensitive souls with vivid imaginations. 👉 The original drawing was painted in our workshop. Then we printed it on quality card stock and mounted it on black card for an extra-special look. 📏 Bookmark size: 6 x 21 cm
All the delicacy of cosmos flowers has blossomed on a 480 ml heat-resistant glass mug. Full of sunshine, color and joy, and generous in size, this mug is perfect as a holiday gift (and beyond). Especially since it’s hand-painted with lots and lots of positive thoughts. Whether you use it for its traditional role or…
A card for dreamers and cat lovers. The original design, created by us, was first painted on porcelain. The card comes with a colored envelope. The card is DL format (one third of an A4 sheet, i.e. 10 x 21 cm). Card size: 10 x 21 cm Envelope size: 11 x 22 cm
And because the sheep, the forests and glacial lakes, the houses with their high ground floors, the citadels, the stone walls, the fortified churches, the snows and picturesque villages, the hard-working, welcoming people, the învârtita folk dances, the embroidered ie blouses and the shepherd’s bulz (a polenta-and-cheese ball) all needed a name, they were simply…