Words from the green chair
Oct
17
2019
“Learn to identify, indulge and pursue happiness through chase of all the petite goals of everyday life. Not big goals – petite goals!”
“Learn to identify, indulge and pursue happiness through chase of all the petite goals of everyday life. Not big goals – petite goals!”
When talking to the inspired artist… “Art is always 4 minutes and 2 stations away!”
“Happiness is my orange tabby (cat), cool weather and crunchy leafs.”
“Films, literature, conversations get me lost in thought.”
“My new favourite word is TRANQUILA. Calm, relaxed in Spanish.”
“Visiting Budapest reminds me of how much I cherish the relationships with friends and colleagues that I had the privilege to meet during my four years here.“
I discovered the brightness of the sun the first time I visited Bali, this beautiful and ethereal place they call ‘the island of God’. Why is that so? Because when you visit this island, the warm smile of God radiates from the countenance of the Balinese people. This young woman though, Putu, I met in Budapest as she was teaching a Balinese dance course to lovers of Bali at the Indonesian Embassy. While I don’t believe I could ever dance like Balinese women who start learning these beautiful traditional dances at an early age, her kindness, enthusiasm and encouragement showed […]
For the joy of summer sunshine and the happiness of well-earned relaxation☺️
“It was right before the lucky 13th birthday of my shop that I moved it over to Hollán Ernő street. It was a very busy October, we had just returned from a longer shopping trip from India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Burma, Laos, and other times Morocco and Tunesia, these are our most important sources of jewelry. We only buy handmade silver jewelry, produced in small, family workshops, therefore we basically only have one piece of each kind. The most beautiful moments are those when a piece of jewelry finds its new owner in my gallery, when a new, beautiful bond […]
“It was right before the lucky 13th birthday of my shop that I moved it over to Hollán Ernő street. It was a very busy October, we had just returned from a longer shopping trip from India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Burma, Laos, and other times Morocco and Tunesia, these are our most important sources of jewelry. We only buy handmade silver jewelry, produced in small, family workshops, therefore we basically only have one piece of each kind. The most beautiful moments are those when a piece of jewelry finds its new owner in my gallery, when a new, beautiful bond […]
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