The flow of visitors didn’t stop on the second day either. The demand for chair weave was really enormous. I was happy to explain to the guests the structure of a chair weave, what material it is made of and demonstrated on a chair how the weave is created.
Some of my basketry has also changed hands. Unfortunately, not to the extent I had hoped, as my space was not sufficient (see here) to be able to present everything in a customer-friendly manner.
So this was the last market in 2013 for me. But that doesn’t mean I’m free now.
There are still a few chairs that need to be finished this week. On the one hand, the chair that can be seen here in the picture and is traveling to Munich before Christmas, and on the other hand, there are two chairs with rushes that their owners are eagerly waiting for.
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