Kimea Zizzari is a traditional artist from the Seeland region in Switzerland. The love of drawing has accompanied her since childhood. She mainly draws dark fantasy themed artworks with pencil and fineliner. Her works are somber, imaginative and are characterized by the great attention to detail. At her booth she sells fine art prints, cards and other merchandise, such as T-Shirts, Beanies, Notebooks, Stickers, Tote-Bags and Keychains.
I am a Japanese enthusiast of kimonos and have been living in Lausanne since 2011. I am just a housewife who enjoys crafting handmade items as a hobby. Born in Japan, I have appreciated Japanese culture by studying floral arrangement, Japanese calligraphy, and learning how to wear a kimono. I have traveled to various places in Japan, enjoyed diverse cuisines and entertainment, and grew up experiencing Japanese life amidst various cultural influences. I have been crafting for over 40 years and have cherished kimonos for over 30 years. To help you appreciate the culture of Japan, where I was born and raised, I use kimonos, Japanese fabrics, washi paper, and other Japanese materials to create accessories, hair ornaments, bags, fabric accessories, simple two-piece kimonos, and kimono clothing. I craft my works by hand and aim to make my favorite kimono more accessible and enjoyable for everyone. I would be delighted if everyone could enjoy and feel closer to Japan through my creations and ideas. Let’s together savor Japanese culture.
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The Kissui association is keen to share its passion for Asian culture and offers a range of activities focusing on a particular aspect. For example: Light Novels, Go, nunchaku, the shakuhachi flute and mythology. We recently launched a virtual showroom to allow independent artists to exhibit their work free of charge.
And this year, we’re delighted to be able to offer you a brand new Light-Novel written entirely by our members in an original heroic fantasy creation that’s a little bit offbeat!
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Original paintings and prints of my creations, I often paint on the stand with acrylics. Mainly a traditional artist, I use many different mediums, from acrylics to felt-tip pens, watercolours and inks. I like to paint starry skies and draw geisha figures.
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We offer lace, ribbon, and trimmings at playful prices that will delight cosplayers and help them in their various projects. Boutique Canelle is also a partner in Cosplay competitions, providing vouchers for the winners.
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Studio Bon invites you to take a colourful graphic journey to Japan: illustrated tourist posters, books, customised drawings in Japanese, signs, vintage labels, postcards… A destination of choice for all lovers of Japan, travel and art.
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The Adventures of Kanako Sawada is a futuristic novel set in post-cataclysmic Japan in the 22nd century. The first volume was published this spring by Editions Favre (Lausanne). The sequel is due out in 2025.
At the stand, you can not only buy the novel, but also prints of the illustrations from the book.
As artisans, we design and make our own cuddly toys and plaids based on pop culture and geek themes. All our fabrics meet CE and Oeko Tex standards. Our products are soft, warm and very colourful. They are all unique creations, embroidered and sewn by us.
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mamike.ch - the one an only cosplay store from Bern. An onlineshop with a small store in the center of Bern’s old town. Here you will find everything you need for your next craft and cosplay project. From all worbla’s® to EVA-Foam to Hex-Flex colors. Visit us online or directly in our store in Bern.
For 20 years, our store has specialized in selling figurines, plush toys, mugs, and keychains inspired by Japanese animated series, as well as movies, TV series, and video games. We are also experts in offering a variety of Japanese sweet and savory snacks, including Kit Kat, Mochi, Pocky, candies, and chewing gums.