This four-colored, self-adhesive paper tape with drawn details of the historic baroque Berlin Palace embellishes every gift and is also ideal for handicrafts and decorating, for example picture frames, lampshades or furniture. Individual pieces can be torn off without additional tools and can also be labeled.
The royal palace in the heart of Berlin was the capital city residence of the Hohenzollern family between 1443 and 1918, to which the painted details, e.g. B. the heraldic animals lion and eagle or the portrait of a crowned ruler. The designs were created as part of a cultural project by the creative agency Salapanga with school children.
The cloth made of 100% silk is a high-quality souvenir with a classy design.
The elegant two-tone scarf shows the historic facade of the Berlin Palace, which was the capital city residence of the Hohenzollern family between 1443 and 1918, as well as a subtle diamond pattern, the logo of the Humboldt Forum. Tossing rosettes of acanthus leaves arranged in the shape of a flower complement this pattern. As one of the most popular donations for reconstruction, countless of these rosettes adorn the reconstructed baroque facade of the Humboldt Forum. They were made along with many other decorative elements in the Spandau palace workshop.
The versatile application possibilities, e.g. B. for the head, the neck, as a handkerchief or accessory on the bag, make the scarf an ideal gift for many occasions. Soft, smooth and cuddly, it is comfortable to wear and will last for a long time thanks to its quality.
This two-tone, self-adhesive paper tape with various flower and plant motifs makes every gift an eye-catcher. Easy to tear off and write on, it is also ideal for handicrafts and decorating, for example picture frames, lampshades or furniture.
Alexander von Humboldt traveled the world as a researcher and, with his countless writings, became one of the most important natural scientists of his time. Inspired by his detailed descriptions, elementary school children in Berlin created this exclusive design with the creative agency Salapanga as part of a cultural project for creative examination of current research.
There are many ways to surprise friends, family or even yourself.
The blind shopping concept makes it possible for you to only find out which motif you have selected when you unpack it. This increases the anticipation of the unknown even more.
With the 11 different silk scarves from the MocoMoco collection, you can give your loved ones a very special surprise.
Each cloth is handmade and creatively designed, making it unique and distinctive. The silk scarves from MocoMoco ensure elegance and add color to everyday life. They are neither too flashy nor too subtle - the perfect mix for every taste.
Whether as a gift or as a personal reward - the silk scarves always cut a fine figure! Doesn't matter. MocoMoco attaches great importance to the fact that all silk scarves are of high quality and durable.
So if you are looking for an individual and original surprise - try our blind shopping concept with our collection of silk scarves.
From the With Love, Berlin collection
Material:100% silk, silk twill 14 mm
Dimensions:30x30cm
bright, high-contrast colors
almost identical color brilliance on both sides
Hand machines rolled
Designed in Berlin (Germany) made in Como (Italy)
As a loop for a handbag, key ring or framed as a small work of art
A Japanese tea house, an audio installation with sounds of Nigeria, a two-part flagpole made of bronze:Numerous, often large-scale works of contemporary art can be discovered throughout the spacious displays at Berlin's Humboldt Forum. Works by artists from different cultures around the world enrich the collections shown in the exhibitions of the Ethnological Museum, Museum of Asian Art, and the Federal State of Berlin. In addition, seven works of Kunst am Bau (art in architecture) have been realized at the Humboldt Forum. They concern themselves with the location's history and the Humboldt Forum as a site representing the world, encouraging encounters and exchange, or paying tribute to the Forum's namesakes, the brothers Wilhelm and Alexander von Humboldt. This book presents selected works of art in informative, richly associative texts and impressive photographs. Together they offer entirely new insights into the diverse voices that make up the Humboldt Forum cultural venue.
The high-quality ceiling lamp, designed according to a historical model, is a very special kind of home accessory. The exclusive design is based on the lamps that once hung in the Palace of the Republic and is an eye-catcher in every room.
Colloquially referred to as"Erich's lamp shop", the Palace of the Republic was built between 1973 and 1976 under Erich Honecker and was the seat of the GDR parliament and a popular place for leisure and culture until 1990. The foyer and stairwell were lit up day and night thanks to the generous lighting systems. This impression still determines the memories of many people who visited the Palace of the Republic.
The ceiling light with 12 spheres has been produced in a very limited edition and is exclusively available here.
Dimensions packaging:H:125 cm, W:125 cm, D:62 cm
Weight:42.3kg
Material:glass, metal
Socket:E27 for bulbs up to max. 40 watts or energy-saving bulbs up to max. 11 watts
The high-quality ceiling lamp, designed according to historical models, is a very special kind of home accessory. The exclusive design is based on the lamps that once hung in the Palace of the Republic and is an eye-catcher in every room.
Colloquially referred to as"Erich's lamp shop", the Palace of the Republic was built between 1973 and 1976 under Erich Honecker and was the seat of the GDR parliament until 1990, as well as a popular place for leisure and culture. The foyer and stairwell were lit up day and night thanks to the generous lighting systems. This impression still determines the memories of many people who visited the Palace of the Republic.
The ceiling light with 12 spheres has been produced in a very limited edition and is exclusively available here.
The high-quality ceiling lamp, designed according to a historical model, is a very special kind of home accessory. The exclusive design is based on the lamps that once hung in the Palace of the Republic and is an eye-catcher in every room.
Colloquially referred to as"Erich's lamp shop", the Palace of the Republic was built between 1973 and 1976 under Erich Honecker and was the seat of the GDR parliament and a popular place for leisure and culture until 1990. The foyer and stairwell were lit up day and night thanks to the generous lighting systems. This impression still determines the memories of many people who visited the Palace of the Republic.
Delivery from spring 2022.
Dimensions packaging:H:125 cm, W:125 cm, D:62 cm
Weight:42.3kg
Material:glass, metal
Socket:E27 for bulbs up to max. 40 watts or energy-saving bulbs up to max. 11 watts
The cloth made of 100% silk is a high-quality souvenir with a classy design.
The elegant two-tone scarf shows the historic facade of the Berlin Palace, which was the capital city residence of the Hohenzollern family between 1443 and 1918, as well as a subtle diamond pattern, the logo of the Humboldt Forum. Tossing rosettes of acanthus leaves arranged in the shape of a flower complement this pattern. As one of the most popular donations for reconstruction, countless of these rosettes adorn the reconstructed baroque facade of the Humboldt Forum. They were made along with many other decorative elements in the Spandau palace workshop.
The versatile application possibilities, e.g. B. for the head, the neck, as a handkerchief or accessory on the bag, make the scarf an ideal gift for many occasions. Soft, smooth and cuddly, it is comfortable to wear and will last for a long time thanks to its quality.
In this elegant notebook you can let your thoughts run free. The black print on a white background shows the outside facade of the Humboldt Forum and is therefore an exclusive souvenir of the place or a suitable gift for those who still have their visit to come.
The Humboldt Forum in the heart of Berlin stands on historical ground and combines past and present. It merges different architectural styles, takes up the eventful history of the place over the centuries in its exhibitions and is an open house for culture, education and leisure.
The hardcover notebook has 80 pure white pages (40 double pages) and a ribbon bookmark and is closed with a black rubber band.
The elegant glass lantern with two-tone print and mirrored inner surface provides atmospheric accents. The bulbous shape creates a subtle, shimmering play of light.
The gold-colored details on a green background show a diamond pattern - the logo of the Humboldt Forum. Tossing rosettes of acanthus leaves arranged in the shape of a flower complement this pattern. As one of the most popular donations for reconstruction, countless rosettes adorn the reconstructed baroque facade of the Humboldt Forum. They were made along with many other decorative elements in the Spandau palace workshop.
The lantern can be used indoors and outdoors and is also an eye-catcher when not lit.
Do yourself or others a little treat and design gifts, furniture or decorations individually in just a few simple steps. The colorful adhesive rolls with abstract drawings show historical motifs of the Berlin Palace and its residents, e.g. B. Details of the facade of the building, a noble lady or a crowned ruler.
Young and old alike get their money's worth with this fun. The washi tapes made of rice paper can be removed from almost any surface without leaving any residue, leaving enough space for artistic experiments.
The motifs were designed by Berlin school classes as part of cultural projects with the Humboldt Forum and the creative agency Salapanga.
3 rolls with different abstract historical drawings of 1.5 cm x 10 m
The unisex sweat jacket in an elegant shade of red features a high-quality gold print of the historic facade of the Berlin Palace on the left breast.
The Royal Palace in the heart of Berlin was badly damaged in World War II and later blown up on the orders of the GDR government. The many years of commitment by the Berliner Schloss eV association and countless donations made it possible to plan and build an exact reconstruction of the historic palace facades.
The practical, popular keepsake in an exclusive design is made from organic cotton and recycled polyester. The vegan, fair trade jacket has, among other things, silver-metal details on the zipper and cords, a jersey-lined hood and fanny packs.
85% organic cotton, 15% recycled polyester
further details:set-in sleeves, flatlock stitching on all seams, rib knit on sleeve ends and bottom hem
Certificates:GOTS certified, Fair Wear Foundation, PETA-Approved Vegan, STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®
The cloth made of 100% silk is a high-quality souvenir with a classy design.
The elegant two-tone scarf shows the historic facade of the Berlin Palace, which was the capital city residence of the Hohenzollern family between 1443 and 1918, as well as a subtle diamond pattern, the logo of the Humboldt Forum. Tossing rosettes of acanthus leaves arranged in the shape of a flower complement this pattern. As one of the most popular donations for reconstruction, countless of these rosettes adorn the reconstructed baroque facade of the Humboldt Forum. They were made along with many other decorative elements in the Spandau palace workshop.
The versatile application possibilities, e.g. B. for the head, the neck, as a handkerchief or accessory on the bag, make the scarf an ideal gift for many occasions. Soft, smooth and cuddly, it is comfortable to wear and will last for a long time thanks to its quality.
Record your thoughts, writings and drawings in this notebook. The cover, with a two-tone print on a gray background, shows three of the most important architectural developments at the site where the Humboldt Forum is located today.
After the end of the Second World War in 1945, the royal palace in the heart of Berlin was badly damaged and blown up in 1950. It was followed in 1976 by the Palace of the Republic, seat of the GDR parliament and popular cultural center. After its closure and demolition, the construction and finally the (digital) opening of the Humboldt Forum followed in 2020, which reflects the history of the place and its predecessors in its exhibitions, its architecture and atmosphere.
The hardcover notebook contains 80 pure white pages (40 double pages) and is closed with a black elastic band.
In this elegant notebook you can let your thoughts run free. The black print on a sand-colored background shows the outside facade of the Humboldt Forum and is therefore an exclusive souvenir of the place or a suitable gift for those who still have their visit to come.
The Humboldt Forum in the heart of Berlin stands on historical ground and combines past and present. It merges different architectural styles, takes up the eventful history of the place over the centuries in its exhibitions and is an open house for culture, education and leisure.
The hardcover notebook has 80 pure white pages (40 double pages) and a ribbon bookmark and is closed with a black rubber band.
