Pumpkin House
Published 15th of September, 2018
The Second Room
We've moved to the second room now, and the pumpkins are a bit more prominent.
Jewellery
We didn't really spend any time looking at these. I don't know whether they are hand-made by Evi or made elsewhere. We were both more interested in looking at her paintings! If jewellery is your thing though, there will be plenty for you to look at.
Something For Everyone
There are gifts available here in all shapes and sizes.
Coffee Mats?
I liked these little pieces. I wonder what they are used for? I don't think I could ever bring myself to plonk a hot cup of coffee on one, but they do look about the size of coasters.
Raw Materials
Here we can see, in an old battered suitcase under a desk, the raw materials from which the pumpkin creations emerge.
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