Useful objects from Latvian workshops, made from linen, clay, wood, willow and amber. Fewer things, chosen for a calmer and more intentional home.
Latvian workshops · Natural materials · Known origin
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Useful pieces selected for their material, known origin and place in everyday life.
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ANAGAMA, Trauki no akmens masas
Tea set. From the ANAGAMA collection. Crafted by hand on a potter's wheel from white stone mass. Firing temperature 1300 °C. Natural ash glaze. The glaze used is friendly to the environment and human health without harmful impurities.
€ 140.00
Latvijas Labumu Tirgus: Māls
Clay ceramics
The fruit plate is made of white clay and decorated with a blue ginkgo leaf motif made in the underglaze technique. The vessel is covered with a bright, transparent glaze and fired at a temperature of 1050C. The glaze has the property of creating a network of small cracks, which gives the dishes an ancient feel, but does not reduce functionality. Size: diameter 28 cm.
€ 14.00
VAIDAVA CERAMICS
Ceramic vase
A stunning piece of home decor that seamlessly blends modern minimalism with classic elegance – a beautiful vase for showcasing your flowers. Designed by Laima Grigone. This collection harmoniously fuses the ancient technique of Terra Sigillata and clean, balanced, minimalist design with Nordic nature's rugged yet delicate beauty for a timeless and contemporary aesthetic. Our tableware is crafted from natural red clay and is handmade using traditional methods and materials. Each piece is glazed and tempered at 1000°C. Hand wash with soft sponge and mild soap recommended.
€ 72.00
Georgs Romulis
Baltic amber jewellery
Named after the pale dunes of the Latvian coast, Kāpa is strung from graduated oval beads of royal white Baltic amber – the rarest, most opaque shade, with soft cream marbling that differs in every bead. Polished to a quiet satin glow and threaded on a stretch cord, it slips on easily and feels almost weightless at 19 g. Its milky opacity comes from countless microscopic air bubbles sealed in the resin – a quality collectors prize above all in Baltic amber. A one-of-a-kind piece: you receive exactly this jewel. ---split--- Material: Natural Baltic amber – Royal white / ivory Baltic amber, soft cream marbling. Graduated oval polished beads on stretch cord. Dimensions: Outer Ø ≈ 8.0 cm; graduated oval beads ≈ 12–16 mm. Weight: 19 g. Care instructions: Amber is soft and light. Put it on after perfume and hairspray, keep it away from heat and cleaning products, wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth and store it separately from harder jewellery. Roll stretch bracelets on and off rather than pulling them. Note: Baltic amber is a natural fossil resin, formed over some 40 million years. Colour, clouding, inclusions and small natural marks vary from piece to piece and are part of its character, not flaws. Styled and worn images are digitally created illustrations based on this specific catalog piece. Product reference: AM-001
€ 880.00
Raibi Koki
Woodcraft
Board game Marble solitaire
€ 48.00
Studio Natural
Handwoven linen
A striking and particularly warm hand woven cashmere scarf. Essential for your stylish fall wardrobe. ---split--- Color: Violet Dimensions: length 200cm, width 80cm Composition: 40% cashmere, 30% mohair, 20% silk Care instructions: Hand wash (max 30°C) or dry clean. Delicate detergent recommended. Iron at low temperature. Cockle is the very special effect of this fabric. As this fabric is 100% hand made it may have some knots or natural unevenness. Warning: Product color may slightly vary due to photographic lighting sources or your monitor settings.
€ 225.00
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Natural goods for home, table, kitchen, wardrobe and daily ritual.
Delmara exists for people who would rather live with fewer things, chosen well. We bring together useful objects from Latvian workshops: pieces with a clear material, a known maker and a reason to remain in daily life.
Made in Latvian workshops, with the origin and artisan named.
Chosen to be lived with, not simply placed on a shelf.
Linen, clay, willow, wood and amber that gain character through use.
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Material, origin and process behind every object.
Skulte parish, Limbaži Municipality, Latvia
Black ceramics and tableware
Tukums, Latvia
Handmade porcelain vessels
Riga Old Town, Latvia
Baltic amber jewellery
Makers across Latvia
Curated Latvian clay and ceramics
Rīga and Smārde parish, Latvia
Handwoven willow wicker baskets and objects
Ķekava, Latvia
Woodcraft objects and cutting boards
Riga, Latvia
Handwoven linen textiles
Vaidava, Latvia
Handcrafted Latvian ceramics
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Material guides, artisan stories and Baltic rituals for home, table and wardrobe.
