Bauhaus Accessoires

The Bauhaus Ceramic bracelet combines silver and ceramic, showcasing clear geometric lines in its design.

The Bauhaus Chessboard combines the principles of Bauhaus design with the strategic spirit of chess.

Based on the simple shapes of the sphere and the circle, Gropius created a form that always looks different in different designs, yet always inspires the same.

The Niessing Abakus Ring blends minimalist design with profound symbolism – movable beads represent your most cherished life moments.

Elliot is inspired by ancient Asian dragon drawings.

The Bauhaus Ceramic necklace is a prime example of the minimalist design featured in our Bauhaus collection.

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

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.

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...