03/09/2026
CRAFT COUTURE
A raffia sunhat catches the eye first, paired with the painted silk kaftan it was cut to match. Beside it, tasselled silk pouches, dyed in small batches. Cushions in bold prints sit near hand-thrown ceramics, silk scarves, fans, and parasols. Candles are filling the room with luxurious scents and small olive-wood sculptures catch the eye near the door. A rack of selected resort dresses feels light to the touch, each piece carrying an original print painted by a local Greek artist exclusively for its design.
Every item here is sourced individually from Greece’s most skilled designers and is woven into The Danai's 'Vent d’Été' Boutique - Craftsmanship and Culture, Celebrated as Bold Wearable Art.
“We wanted to offer a variation to the brands that are already known internationally. Our vision was to present our guests with a curated collection of purely Greek designers, unique finds.”
Pleats fold with sculptural precision across a rail of Alexandra Tsoukala - Minimum Design dresses and tunics, alongside her stylish jewellery made from fabric. 𝕂𝕠𝕦𝕣𝕖𝕝𝕠𝕦 bags come in a range of woven and stitched silhouettes. Eleni Malami hand-painted canvases appear in silk bags and in the cushions. Amphora Collection bucket bags curve into the shape of the ancient vessel that gave the label its name, while g&k handcrafters and
By Georgia ▪️Handcrafted stories round out the wall of bags, each built on the same instinct for handwork. Resort wear comes from Themis Zouganeli , cut for the ease of the Greek summer. Woodwork was sourced by
Manopoulos Handcrafted , Greece's best-known crafter. The ceramics come from Kottakiceramics , hand-thrown on the island of Aegina, the scarves, fans, and parasols from Greek Angels of Crete, the candles from Choe , and the
small olive-wood sculptures from Sonata Gallery, carved by the artist Roumanas
