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Santa Croce, 2155, An Veinéis, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
+39-041-47-61-974
Charming paper artisan Stefania Giannini uses paper in completely unexpected and beautiful ways, including teeny-tiny origami pieces that are then turned into jewelry. A creative force, Giannini sits at a large birch table in her shop, cutting, gluing, coloring and folding—and part of the pleasure of a visit here is watching her in action. Those chasing unique mementos should not miss this shop, which is just a few-minutes’ walk from the Indagare-Favorite restaurant Antiche Carampane.
Written by Simone Girner
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