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The earrings are made of brass and gold plated metals in combination with semi precious stones, pearls and corals. The distinctiveness of our earrings can be found in their minimalist design and unobtrusive style.
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We love them and we can never have enough of them!
See our collection, they are made of semi precious stones, which exude beautiful colours and also give off a vibrant and pleasant energy.
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These beauties enhances the elegance of hand movements, they are combination of semi-precious stones, brass or gold plated metal.
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They are made of brass and silver to last forever.
They are made of brass and silver to last forever.
World famous Ronchi hats, establish 1858 by Euphilius Ronchi, originally from the noble Italian Ronchi family who moved from Milan to Dubrovnik, now you can find here. Today’s fifth generation of the Ronchi family, designer Marina continues to use traditional 18th century techniques and create beautiful hats in Dubrovnik, Croatia. Each hat is her own unique and extravagant collection. Ronchi employs the ability to let fabric speak for itself, carefully creative hats that have been featured in many fashion shows. Ladies, welcome to the haven!
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Our handbags are handmade and individually embroidered. The embroidery exudes the spirit of the Dubrovnik region. Each piece has its own unique story about the history of the region.
The materials used to make the bags are usually linen, wool and cotton velour. We make them in Dubrovnik, Croatia and since each bag is unique we are sure you gonna find your match.
Shirts are made from cotton and linen.The simplicity of their cuts further expresses the beautiful handmade embroidery on them. The embroidery exudes the spirit of the Dubrovnik region, and every design tells a story of its own.
Our beautiful scarves are hand made on the loom by Breaking the Waves - Weaving, Zagreb, Croatia. Each scarf is real piece of art itself. Sanja, she creates and weaves authentic textiles on a traditional loom using natural materials. She explores the expressive potentials of textile fabrics by experimenting with different colours, materials and techniques. The idea is to combine both classical and unorthodox so by using old techniques she combines traditional fabrics with the ones like paper-cloth, lotus and fisherman’s net. The results of her work are compelling, functional and unique textile items.
