This June at Petkovškovo Nabrežje, Discover What Rokè Can Do

The pop-up store brings together 15 creators who believe that slow design is not just a trend, but a way of working. In one place, you will find ceramics, textiles, jewellery, furniture, and home objects — carefully selected pieces that clearly bear the imprint of their makers’ hands.

Meet the artists and designers with a strong sense of detail, committed to handcraft:

• Lava Studio — Tiana Milićević understands jewellery as a love letter in material form. Inspired by lava, a symbol of destruction and rebirth, she transforms metal into pieces that take on new life.
• Lena Milićević — She sees ceramics as a practice of mindfulness and devotion. Her objects are made slowly and continue to live with people, aging and gathering their own stories over time.
• Oxalis— Lina Kosi approaches design as an intuitive and holistic process, often inspired by film atmospheres and guided by bodily and mental responses.
• Atelier Monoma — Mojca Borišek experiences ceramics as an ecstatic work of the hands and an exploration of infinity, intertwining sustainability with heritage passed through generations.
• Traheya — Sara and Martin Koželj use wood as a tool for exploration, reflecting their connection to nature and tradition. Their pieces co-create a home as a space of warmth, personality, and well-being.
• Mala Maja — Combining ceramics and visual works, she creates a playful dialogue between childlike curiosity and refined design, always faithful to handcraft.
• Atelier Orion — Adrijana Jelen merges clothing, accessories, and décor through handwork into a contemporary interpretation of tradition, guided by a search for calm and fulfilment.
• Nada — Nataša Babunska designs jewellery as intuitive drawing with thread, where ideas emerge spontaneously and boldly. Her contemporary craft combines embroidery and natural materials into timeless pieces.
• LS artisan — Snejana Lachi explores macramé through rhythmic repetition and the imperfect beauty of materials, creating intuitive works shaped by subtle irregularities.
• By Martina Ambrož — Working at the intersection of intuition and craft, her drawings sometimes act as a channel for something greater, and other times as a careful search for form. Her raw, quick line studies of the body reveal playful fluidity and immediacy.
• Liturgy Self-Love Supply — Lucy Albert creates practical, body- and space-friendly products from safe ingredients, bringing softness and comfort into everyday life.
• Sikuri — Marko Forte creates knives and objects for a slower, more conscious everyday life, where sustainability means longevity and stories built over time. His work combines functionality, natural materials, and a strong sense of place.
• Carved by Sibila — Sibila Leskovec creates unique pieces from local stone, where intuition and a sense of the right energy guide a process balanced between the known and the exploratory. Her work connects tradition with contemporary aesthetics.
• Nagaya — Nagaya Florjan Gorjup creates hand-knit garments as an expression of play, trust, and an intuitive process led by the hands. Her pieces combine sustainability, natural materials, and a deep connection to nature, body, and slow living.
• Echo Design — They create contemporary acoustic solutions from felt that subtly improve both sound and the atmosphere of a space. Their panels, lighting, and furniture pieces combine function with design, which you will also experience here.

This June, step closer, touch the materials, and discover what hands can do.

The pop-up store at Petkovškovo Nabrežje is open Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 20:00, and Sundays from 10:00 to 15:00.