Bauhaus Accessoires

Geometry and colour. This collector‘s item is a replica of the historic cradle designed by Peter Keler in 1922 during his apprenticeship at the Bauhaus.

Timeless form Margaretha Reichard, one of the prominent individuals of the Bauhaus era, developed the jumping jack and peg dolls while studying at the Bauhau...

Josef Hartwig's chess pieces from 1923 are characterized by clearly reduced forms.

The handmade Bauhaus sketchbooks and notebooks

Crafted from 100% silk this square-cut scarf features the Anni Albers work E.

This lightweight sheer scarf has been created exclusively to accompany the Anni Albers exhibition at Tate Modern.

Crafted from a blend of modal, linen and silk this lightweight scarf has been created exclusively to accompany the Anni Albers exhibition at Tate Modern.

The ZigZagZurich collection of artists and designers interprets and celebrates art in New Zealand wool.

The ZigZagZurich collection of artists and designers interprets and celebrates art in New Zealand wool.

The ZigZagZurich collection of artists and designers interprets and celebrates art in New Zealand wool.

The ZigZagZurich collection of artists and designers interprets and celebrates art in New Zealand wool.

The 'Gunta' woollen blanket finds its inspiration in the Bauhaus period and the work of the Bauhaus weaver - master craftswoman Gunta Stölzl.

A creativity builder, art game, for that thought pause, a design game, a meditation help, a help to find ideas, for study purposes, to create art, to stimula...

Josef Hartwig's chess pieces from 1923 are characterized by clearly reduced forms.

During her training at the legendary Bauhaus in 1923, Alma Siedhoff-Buscher designed this Bauhaus Bauspiel as part of the children’s room in the house “Am Ho...