Salvor Kiosk

Saturday was a busy day. There were so many craft bazaars going on all over the city and I wanted to go to all of them, but not before I visited Salvor Kiosk. I read about this eclectic shop in the November issue of Lucky Magazine. Sadly, if you were not looking for it you would miss it on the street, but I saw the sign and followed the cute little neon pink arrow pointing to a door that leads you up a flight of stairs to their space. I was excited to find a tiny shop filled to the brim with goodies from Mexico. But no this is not a Mexican store, you see, every few months the owner changes the product theme based on a different country. So maybe after Mexico it will be Brazil or Mozambique. Anyway, I loved the handcrafted clay animals, and the embroidered belts (not pictured). They also carry wrapping paper which is hand-printed by staff. I left with a sheet that is too fabulous to use, I’ll just admire it. Check it out, it’s the bottom right image.

Comments

[ambika]

Wow, this looks amazing. Oh, to live in New York with all of these places at your fingertips.