History of Dreams — A Fairy Tale for Adults

The collection emerges from memories, images of Polish summers, moments suspended between dreaming and waking, mornings that arrive too soon, and nights that refuse to end.

Warsaw Black cotton bag with hand-embossed logo on leather

295,00 zł
295,00 zł

The new collection grows from memories – from images of Polish holidays, moments suspended between sleep and waking, from mornings that come too early, and nights that refuse to end.

The jewellery is crafted from wild Polish amber, strung on vivid red cord. Each raw mineral element is separated by hand-tied knots, a technique inspired by the traditional way of stringing pearls. The necklaces come in four variations, each one entirely unique. Designed for both adults and children, the collection pays homage to Polish heritage, a reinterpretation of the necklaces worn by our mothers and grandmothers, transformed into a new and singular talisman.

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Aura Ivoire French Lace Mantilla

395,00 zł
395,00 zł

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Ania's designs are dominated by sophisticated simplicity and black. Her collections and clothing tell stories and introduce a world of symbols, complete with names and graphic signs.

The iconic Shanghai bag has been called "the most recognizable branded accessory in the history of contemporary Polish fashion since 1989".

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Petite Baguette cotton bag with hand-stamped logo on leather

445,00 zł
445,00 zł
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Kuczyńska's designs and fragrances are a fusion of Parisian chic, Italian tenderness, and Warsaw eclecticism. Worlds that seemingly do not fit together, yet together create a new quality. They are the sum of the designer's personal experiences and her sensitive observation of the world.

Anna's Personal Choices

History of Dreams is a very personal collection for me, it's about playing with fashion, conventions and form. The designs are inspired by childhood fascinations, music, and minimal grunge.

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Ania Kuczynska

Rozbrat 28/30, Warsaw

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