Last year I did a virtual interview with Tuna Ciner, the owner of Kikkula an intriguing little shot with mostly paper sculptures, crafts and interior design objet d’art, and I could wait to stop by his shop to meet him in person and browse the fabulous creations him and his wife Uta create with – mostly paper.

Tuna let me loose on his shop and I snapped photo’s with wild abandon. Then I sat down to enjoy his hospitality and a delicious espresso. I watched Uta at work, and she explained some of her creative processes.

Photo Gallery of Kikkula

Exterior View of Kikkula – built into the rock face

Tuna proudly showing off new new delivery of paper

The work area in the shop for small projects

Uta hard at work creating her paper mache pieces

Something for Everyone

Kikkula offers a broad selection of pieces that can fit any budget. From small fish shaped dishes and paper ear rings, handmade books, lampshades, bowls and more. Wander up from the harbour to pay Tuna and Uta a visit. They’ll welcome you with open arms and treat you to their hospitality.

Don’t forget to read my Interview with Tuna