Gift ideas Marseille 6th 13006

A store quite unique in its kind. Entirely dedicated to the cinema poster! Film lovers and lovers of the 7th art will be able to meet an enthusiast in the person of Eric Pelloni, and especially to unearth real nuggets. A great way to redecorate your home with a New Wave poster from Cinecittà or the incredible vintage Peplum posters. Almost everything is there, including very recent movies, musicals and the very well done website will give you an overview of the almost 30 000 references present. Be sure to stop by this store, for the pleasure of the eyes and the amazement that some pieces provide.

Located in a small street perpendicular to the street of Rome, this house Brive is unique in its kind in Marseille. Apart from the Souvenir shop of Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde, where more books and tourist postcards are sold than real objects of sacred art, or that of St. Victor Abbey, the centennial institution makes reference. Even today craftsmen, working in monasteries or abbeys, continue tradition. Founded in 1870 by the sisters of Abbot Brive, the patron of the city and protector of the poor, financially assisted by a young girl from the Marseillaise bourgeoisie, La Maison Brive has remained in place, even where today we travel from the whole region to find all kinds of objects. Small statuary, paintings, icons, enamels, jewels of piety, bréviaires and images but also, more perishable, abeilles candles, brûloirs with incense, paper of Armenia… But also religious music.

Sandkava is a boutique Marseillaise, which brings together all the beauty needs of women, in a framework worthy of the Thousand and One nights! A true cave of Ali Baba decorated as such, with beautiful fabrics, dark and @ velvet… all the oriental softness! The boutique offers cosmetic products from the cru, design objects and all kinds of gift ideas to be made or to be offered: candles, soaps, towels, djellabas, teapots, tea glasses, cooking dishes… beautiful, chic and well-being in the colours of the Maghreb. The smell of spices and honey is worth a visit!

This charming boutique nestled in the artistic district of the Cours Julien is a spacious concept store featuring a range of local designers, artists and people who are very talented with their little hands. At the initiative of the place, Yvonne, a charming owner from central Germany, brings her personal touch to this very interesting concept in the neighbourhood. For the record, Aunt Emma is the German expression for a shop where you can find everything. Going to Aunt Emma's is a guarantee that you'll leave with what you're looking for. And here, we appreciate superb floral jewellery, pendants, cosmetics and home decoration. Some displays are even dedicated to children. A real success and a beautiful proof that the Marseilles craft scene is full of energy.

Pastoret Street is a charming street where the right addresses follow. And that of Sylvie Vogl is one! From his earliest childhood, the only three things that counted in the eyes of this passionate young woman were her books, her pearls and her little bits of cloth that she had in a box waiting to cut them. Today, she holds a boutique with a poetic and feminine atmosphere and manufactures beautiful brass jewelry blended with enamel, adorned with semi-precious pearls. It also manufactures kits and bags. Côté fabrics, Sylvie uses Japanese cotton, retro motifs and English fabrics Liberty. Go and see its latest collections: embroidered and woven jewellery, pailleté leather bags and iridescent leather, magnificent! Also accessories for hair. For those who already knew, the shop expanded and moved only a few doors further into Pastoret Street. An address strongly recommended by Le Petit Smart.