Our goal is to keep the craft traditions alive and to provide people with personal, handmade objects and learning opportunities. We work with a warm and close attitude that every object and every hour experience bears its authenticity and meaning.

Many who plan signs or look for special gifts miss genuinely unique and handmade solutions; local students also have limited opportunities to gain practical crafts training. We see this need as an opportunity to offer a personal and local-based alternative to mass production.

We manufacture textile and paper products as handicrafts and organise on-site workshops in cooperation with Pärnu Maarja-Magdalene Gild. At our house, people can order memorabilia and memorabilia and learn handy skills directly from the community's supervisors - be it a gift, details of the celebration or personal development.

We are distinguished by the natural combination of two craftsmen - textiles and paper - and the emphasis on preserving traditional Estonian textile techniques and community sharing. While working, we try to support local skills and help people to create and maintain meaningful memories that last from celebrations to everyday life.