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MAISON DELPHINEMaison Delphine is a little exquisite store in Zurich, Switzerland, that sells exclusive and handmade clothes weaved with the highest quality of cashmere. Each piece in the collection is produced personally, tailored according to individual specifications and customised to personal colours. Clients can visit the beautiful store in order to get inspired by the beautiful yarn samples, or to try on the latest collection. Maison Delphine obtains its yarn from traditional, italian companies like Cariaggi Lanificio Spa or Loro Piana. Additional to the collection, some paintings by a local artist are displayed within the showroom, complimenting the soft and warm colours of the collection. |
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Atelier Schipfe 27The atelier Schipfe 27 is located at the medieval arcaded sidewalk called Schipfe directly at the bank of the river Limmat in the heart of Zurich in Switzerland. In this beautiful and idyllic studio Susanna Rüttimann – Kiepenheuer, works as an artist. Initially, she produced utility ceramics, but later she decided to focus her creative activity on female sculptures which she is creating and additionally displaying in her studio. Furthermore, she held exhibitions in European galleries in Berlin, Brussels, St. Gallen, Winterthur and Zurich. In 1982, one of her works was displayed at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in New York. |
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This is a message by a partner of our cultural dialogue. Interested to advertise too? THE SLOWWith a successful 9 months of open doors in Bali, The Slow has made its mark as a premier island stay with an artful agenda. Located in the southern hood of buzzing Canngu, the multifaceted establishment incorporates all-day dining and drinks, art and local culture, boutique accommodation, and interactive retail. The eclectic space gravitates around the owners’ personal art collection, with a private collection of featured arts by the likes of Chris Searl, Rostarr, Simon Lekias and Kate Bellm. |
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This is a message by a partner of our cultural dialogue. Interested to advertise too?
Atelier Schipfe 27The atelier Schipfe 27 is located at the medieval arcaded sidewalk called Schipfe directly at the bank of the river Limmat in the heart of Zurich in Switzerland. In this beautiful and idyllic studio Susanna Rüttimann – Kiepenheuer, works as an artist. Initially, she produced utility ceramics, but later she decided to focus her creative activity on female sculptures which she is creating and additionally displaying in her studio. Furthermore, she held exhibitions in European galleries in Berlin, Brussels, St. Gallen, Winterthur and Zurich. In 1982, one of her works was displayed at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in New York. |
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This is a message by a partner of our cultural dialogue. Interested to advertise too? THE SLOWWith a successful 9 months of open doors in Bali, The Slow has made its mark as a premier island stay with an artful agenda. Located in the southern hood of buzzing Canngu, the multifaceted establishment incorporates all-day dining and drinks, art and local culture, boutique accommodation, and interactive retail. The eclectic space gravitates around the owners’ personal art collection, with a private collection of featured arts by the likes of Chris Searl, Rostarr, Simon Lekias and Kate Bellm. |
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This is a message by a partner of our cultural dialogue. Interested to advertise too? THE SLOWWith a successful 9 months of open doors in Bali, The Slow has made its mark as a premier island stay with an artful agenda. Located in the southern hood of buzzing Canngu, the multifaceted establishment incorporates all-day dining and drinks, art and local culture, boutique accommodation, and interactive retail. The eclectic space gravitates around the owners’ personal art collection, with a private collection of featured arts by the likes of Chris Searl, Rostarr, Simon Lekias and Kate Bellm. |
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This is a message by a partner of our cultural dialogue. Interested to advertise too?
Atelier Schipfe 27The atelier Schipfe 27 is located at the medieval arcaded sidewalk called Schipfe directly at the bank of the river Limmat in the heart of Zurich in Switzerland. In this beautiful and idyllic studio Susanna Rüttimann – Kiepenheuer, works as an artist. Initially, she produced utility ceramics, but later she decided to focus her creative activity on female sculptures which she is creating and additionally displaying in her studio. Furthermore, she held exhibitions in European galleries in Berlin, Brussels, St. Gallen, Winterthur and Zurich. In 1982, one of her works was displayed at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in New York. |
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This is a message by a partner of our cultural dialogue. Interested to advertise too? THE SLOWWith a successful 9 months of open doors in Bali, The Slow has made its mark as a premier island stay with an artful agenda. Located in the southern hood of buzzing Canngu, the multifaceted establishment incorporates all-day dining and drinks, art and local culture, boutique accommodation, and interactive retail. The eclectic space gravitates around the owners’ personal art collection, with a private collection of featured arts by the likes of Chris Searl, Rostarr, Simon Lekias and Kate Bellm. |
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This is a message by a partner of our cultural dialogue. Interested to advertise too?
Atelier Schipfe 27The atelier Schipfe 27 is located at the medieval arcaded sidewalk called Schipfe directly at the bank of the river Limmat in the heart of Zurich in Switzerland. In this beautiful and idyllic studio Susanna Rüttimann – Kiepenheuer, works as an artist. Initially, she produced utility ceramics, but later she decided to focus her creative activity on female sculptures which she is creating and additionally displaying in her studio. Furthermore, she held exhibitions in European galleries in Berlin, Brussels, St. Gallen, Winterthur and Zurich. In 1982, one of her works was displayed at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in New York. |
