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A Polish concept shop mixing children’s products, handmade gifts and small domestic brands.
Best for Children's products, handmade gifts, and small Polish domestic brands
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Concept Stores in Warsaw
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Visit Instagram ↗ul. Chmielna 6, Warsaw, Poland / Warsaw / Poland
The Chmielna 6 umbrella workshop has operated since the late 19th century, founded by January Uprising exile Julian Gostkiewicz; fourth-generation Witold Chojnowski still sells and repairs umbrellas there.
Best for Umbrella sales and repairs in a fourth-generation Chmielna workshop.
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The Warsaw glove workshop has existed since 1946, founded by Jan Giedroyć-Juraha; daughter Anna has run the Śniadeckich 18 shop since 1 September 2015.
Best for Gloves from a Warsaw workshop operating since 1946.
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Adam Baryliński founded the brush workshop in 1925 after losing his sight in the Battle of Warsaw; granddaughter Urszula still makes brushes by hand at Poznańska 26.
Best for Brushes still made by hand at Poznańska 26.
ul. Poznańska 24, 00-685 Warsaw, Poland / Warsaw / Poland
Family bronze workshop founded 1862 by Jan Łopieński; Paris 1925 and other exhibition medals; now at Poznańska 24 under great-granddaughter Anna Łopieńska-Lipczyk; listed 2020 among Warsaw Historic Artistic Workshops.
Best for Historic Warsaw bronze work from a family workshop founded in 1862.
Visit official site ↗Plac Hallera 5, lok. 11A, Warsaw, Poland / Warsaw / Poland
Grandfather Sylwester's Praga wicker shop dates to 1991; the sisters took it over when he planned to close, and the current shop-workshop is at Plac Hallera 5, lok. 11A.
Best for Wickerwork from a Praga family shop-workshop continued by two sisters.
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