If you can’t make it to the New Nordic Market, have a look in our webshop to see our range of home accessories from Place de Bleu.

Isangs Hair & Body is founded by Ms Sundra Essien who with her Nigerian background has a beautiful afro hair. But as Sundra couldn’t find any suitable hair shampoo for afro hair, she decided to make it herself, and this became the start of Isangs Hair & Body.
Today, Sundra and Mr. Lasse Mulvad operate Isangs Hair & Body together, and they have managed to establish a business which sells its products to a very broad audience. Isangs clients range from everything to elderly gentlemen who take pride in traditional shaving, to young females who value organic quality shampoos and facial oils – all hand made.

If you are in the Vesterbro area, make sure to pay Isangs Hair & Body a visit in their combined workshop and shop on Flensborggade 22 – and be tempted by the scent and the many different products.

Isangs Hair & Body
Flensborggade 22, basement.
1670 CPH V

We started off by visiting the furrier Pia Christensen in her workspace on Gothersgade.
Pia showed us around in her workshop, and showed an intrigued audience all kinds of samples of her beautiful creations.
Furthermore, Ms. Christensen answered questions concerning her profession and gave us insight in the work processes of a traditional, yet modern furrier.

Next we walked to Thorseng Lærches Modesalon on Kronprinsensgade.
Susse welcomed us in her fitting room, a charming pavilion situated in Kings Garden.
Susse showed us examples of her haute couture creations, and gave us an introduction to her craftsmanship whilst she explained her views on women’s tailoring in modern times.

Finally we walked to one of Denmark’s oldest and most traditional jewelleries, P. Hertz.
Berit Hertz, who shortly introduced us to the story of P. Hertz, welcomed us in their impressive, charming shop on Købmagergade.
Ms. Hertz and her staff invited us on a cup of coffee, and to a clearly intrigued audience Ms. Hertz showed us examples of the high quality of jewellery that P. Hertz represents.

CPHmade would like to thank all participating guests for establishing a cosy atmosphere during this our, and we hope to see more of you guys out there!

More photos from the luxury tour is available here

The month of May turns out to be quite a busy month for us at CPHmade.
As you may recall, we recently launched CPHmade Guided Tours, and we also initiated a FACEBOOK CONTEST to celebrate 600 likes on Facebook.

To make our business even more busy, we just launched a new initiative on the CPHmade blog: CPHmade Monthly Auctions.
We have started off series a monthly auctions where you can grab yourselves a bargain on different kinds of products crafted in Copenhagen.
This month we are offering you the chance of getting a pair of superbly designed bike pedals from the legendary bike manufacturer Søren Sögreni.
The pedals are absolutely ideal for spicing up your bike for the spring season!
Like all products from Sögreni, these bike pedals are crafted by hand in the highest quality possible.
The pedals are crafted from the finest copper and solid steel, which makes this construction extremely durable and basically superior to rust.
With a starting bid as low as 8$, you should stop by our online auction on Ebay, and stay tuned for more Copenhagen produced goods to be auctioned off the forthcoming months.

However, the understanding of a classic hat varies from person to person, and handmade hats do not always feature large brims.
As it turns out, small 1950′s styled hats with small brims are also very popular, and Susanne Juul creates some of the most beautilful ones you can find offering a wide selection of different kinds of trimming.

One of Susannes latest creations was decorated with ivy
leaves hand-formed in felt, ordered by a customer with ivy growing all
over her house. Susanne Juul can basically create every kind of leaf you can possibly imagine in felt, which makes her hats unique and individual.

For our very first tour, we welcomed guests from France, Belgium, India, Singapore and Rumania. We started off by meeting at Sögreni Bikes on Sankt Peders Stræde. Søren Sögreni welcomed us by giving an introduction to his principles within his craftsmanship, and showed us around in his workshop.

Next we walked to Studiestræde, where we met with Anne-Mette from Schönwerk.
Anne-Mette showed us around in the charming little combined shop/workspace, and answered all kinds of questions from the curious audience.

Last but not least, we walked to Skindergade where we visited Sort Slips Hvidt Slips.
We were welcomed by Victoria, one half of the Sort Slips Hvidt Slips duo, who showed us around in their unique universe of home accessories and eye-catching couture!

We even have more photos from the tour, which are available right here!

All in all a great success, and we are very much looking forward to seeing some of you guys out there!

CMYKkld is celebrating 7 years as a gallery, and to celebrate in a proper way they have invited 30 illustrators to participate in an exhibition, which opens tonight and runs until the 8^th of June.
The exhibition is called “Med Næb og Klør”, and through the exhibition you can experience the skilful works of CPHmade members Toril Bækmark, Nygårds Maria Bengtsson and 28 other talented illustrators.
The whole thing takes place at CMYKkld on Jægersborggade 51, and you are all invited to the opening of the exhibition tonight! Besides illustrations, you can also experience live music and animations during the night.

Read more about the “Med Næb og Klør” opening.

CMYKkld
Jægersborggade 51
2200 Copenhagen N

After a small, delicious tasting of what the well-known brewery has to offer, our friends from South Tyrol was about to become acquainted with craftsmanship they did not think they would experience in Copenhagen: handmade SKIS.
We introduced the delegation to Petter and Sigurd from our member WoodCouture, and they held a small presentation about their angle on craftsmanship. Furthermore the two wood-architects presented an intrigued audience to the “Telemark Sticks”, which is a handcrafted pair of skis – build for speed and fun. Go see for your selves!

Shortly after, we wished our friends from Italy a safe trip home and accompanied them to their bus.

See more photos from the event right here

The two members from CPHmade have been selected to participate in TRAPHOLT’s annual Whitsunday Market! Emquies-Holstein and Monomade has been handpicked to participate in the Whitsunday Market, alongside with 36 of the very best craftsmen in Denmark.
With architectonic finesse, the two architects Kira Snowman and Uffe Topsøe-Jensen crafts beautiful home accessories by hand, and the results are simple geometric shapes crafted in exquisite materials. Monomade promise you all that they will bring a wide selection their eye-catching collection to the Market!

As if one CPHmade member represented at Trapholt’s Witsunday Market was not enough, we are proud to inform you that you are also able experience the exquisite jewellery from Emquies-Holstein at the market.
The dynamic goldsmith duo has gained quite a lot of attention the last couple of months for their edgy jewellery designs. The hardworking goldsmiths are driven by a passion for individual storytelling, unique design and uncompromising craftsmanship, which just in a few years has turned the astonishing jewelry by Emquies-Holstein into acclaimed conversation pieces. Go see for yourselves at the Trapholt Whitsunday Market.

The Whitsunday Market takes place on the 19th and 20th of May, in Trapholt – Museum of Modern Art. Trapholt is one of the largest and most popular museums in Denmark outside of Copenhagen.
Situated in the south of Jutland with an astonishing view of Kolding Fjord, Trapholt first opened the doors back in 1998. Ever since, Trapholt has been acknowledged by its astonishing and contemporary collection of modern art, design and furniture design.
If you find yourselves in this area, make sure to swing by Trapholt for a celebration of craftsmanship!

Trapholt’s Whitsunday Market
Æblehaven 6
6000 KOLDING

19th & 20th of May
Admission: FREE