Walking about with my son one day, we saw this window with a display of such things sweet and cute. Closer you'd see bears, pillows and this pinkish or reddish lamp.
When I was a kid I have an uncommon fear, that of mannequins, cemetery and church sculptures. I had this image in my head that they would move any given time. And there are lots of those creepy looking sculptures back in the Philippines.
This fear would go on as I grew up.....thank goodness I left and where I am now, creepy sculptures are not to be found, they are wonderful works of art, though inspired from something creepy. Today, the fear isn't there and I laugh at myself when I remember how coward I was. lol. Nowadays, they have become beautiful photo subjects.
Wilhelm Jungmann and Neffe is one of the sturdiest business around Vienna established in 1838. They hold more than a thousand type of cloth and as you can see in the photo, colorful umbrellas. They also stock buttons, scarves, ties, handkerchiefs and other of those tiniest bits one need in sewing.
Located at Albertina Platz 3, the shop is for tourists and photographers a real attraction. The artistic window reflects the statue of Franz Josef I which is installed at the mezzanine of the Albertina, a popular art museum in the city. The shop interior is also artistically designed by famous artisans...hopefully I get by again and have the chance to take photos inside.
I enjoy both travel and photography. Although I haven’t been all-over the world, I try to document my journey and share it around. Here, my current hometown Vienna, a city I come to love not just for its intrinsic beauty but its overall aura of good vibes, I share bits and pieces of what to see and enjoy. -Marie Gizelle
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