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NEW NON FOOD RELATED LISTINGS
Sabbie e Nebbie di Mariateresa Laghi |
| San Polo 2768/a Tel: 041-719-073 This beautiful shop is in San Polo between Campiello San Toma and Rio Terra dei Nomboli. Mariateresa has stocked her space with an assortment of shimmering Asian silks, beautiful ceramics and sumptuous Italian leather goods. Fluent in English as well as French and German, Mariateresa has a wonderful eye for color and will help you find the exact shade or combination of shades of silk scarves that will best suit you. Friendly, helpful and endlessly patient, Mariateresa makes shopping in Sabbie e Nebbie an enjoyable and rewarding experience. |
Il Baule Blu di Claudia Grano e Silvia Brinis |
| Cannaregio 1828-Venezia Tel: & Fax: 041-719-448 E-mail: ilbauleblu@liber.its Website: www.ilbauleblu.com From Campo San Toma' walk towards the Frari. When you come to the Scuola dei Calagari, bear left. This intriguing shop houses collectible objects from recent decades as well as new "produzione artigianale di orsacchiotti - teddy bears. It isalso a teddy bear hospital. In addition to retro jewelry, Il Baule Blue has a table stacked with white sacks and fat jars containing glass beads for do-it-yourselfers. The beads range in color, shape and accordingly priced. Some are quite old; others brand new. It is great fun to spend some time studying the different patterns and shapes of the beads as well as taking a small white cotton covered tray and selecting several to bring home. Prices are clearly marked and both Claudia and Silvia speak English. |
HAIR TECNART SALVO |
| Calle dei Saoneri
San Polo 2719 Tel: 041-716-765 Hours: 9:30-18:30 From San Toma walk towards the Rialto. The salon is on your left just past the Rio Terra dei Nomboli. The wild and crazy window may fascinate you, but do not let it scare you. Salvo and Miky are consummate professionals, and you will leave their salon looking and feeling better than you did when you entered. Both men are delightfully user friendly and speak enough English to get the job done |