Kronbali

When Mathilde Labrouche from Coté Pierre   and I   get together we eat, drink champagne, talk, laugh tons and combine our various found objects. Whilst Jean-Marc and I go to Africa and Asia, Mathilde, amongst many other projects, travels to Eastern Europe hunting down antique and vintage objects. She transforms some of them into amazingly contemporary objects such as her lamps (3). Other pieces, quite on the contrary, she leaves exactly as she found them, and the beauty of time is thus conserved (13). All the pieces below are for sale. If you would like to purchase an object, would like the price list or would like more information, send me an e-mail here I'll get right back to you.  With Christmas coming up, we even gift wrap and ship directly to your chosen address, simply request in your e-mail . Happy shopping! This sale is now over and thank those who participated. 1. Juju hat  standard size white   2. Juju hat  small siz...

From the 09/09 till the 13/09 we will be at the Maison & Objet fair in Paris. We will be in the Ethnic Chic Hall 1 stand G 43. At the fair we will be exposing : Juju Hats If you like to select your piece(s) make sure to come as early as possible you'll have the best pick. If however you can't make it early, an e-mail can do the trick.... I will personally pick the best hat(s) for you ;-) Singing Bowls Ladahk Ornaments Linghams Hope to see you at the fair! The hardest part of my job is that every year, early September, I'm at the fair and miss my children's first day of school.  This year my little Asia is going into 1st grade. I just love how she sit's there foot on the table! if interested in a piece please send an e-mail to : kronbali@kronbali.com

The above Juju hat has been Sold The Lingham is an oval formed stone representing, in Hinduism, the universe and fundamental nature.  Linghams are found only in the river Narmadâ in the Mandhata mountains in the state of Madhya Pradesh. Their form is naturally oval which makes them unique in the world. Man intervenes only in the polishing of the stones making them completely smooth and uniform. Linghams can be seen in temples dedicated to Shiva or to any of his aspects. Disciples must keep the Lingham humid at all times by pouring either water over it or a mixture of milk, butter, honey and flowers.  The Ujaiin site, next to the source of the Narmadâ river, where are honored two of the twelve sacred Lighams, 0mkâra and Amareshvara, is one of the seven sacred location in the Indian pilgrimage.  if interested in a piece please send an e-mail to : kronbali@kronbali.com