Anke Hennig creates contemporary jewelry from textile materials. The origin of her jewelry is a thin thread. Growth and repetition are the defining themes of her work. For the production of the jewelry Anke Hennig uses an almost forgotten textile braiding technique from the 19th century, called “crochet gallon”.

The products of corporate friends convey the highest possible quality standards in terms of light, material and craftsmanship. The small size, the clear design, the innovative light control mechanism and the various combination possibilities, provide light planners an optimal tool for the illumination of most different exhibition situations.

The turnery Schalling is a family business in the fourth generation and manufactures all products in elaborate handwork. “Zamm” is a playful reinterpretation of the traditional Erzgebirge figures angel and miner. The light angels combine the unique Erzgebirge craftsmanship with a modern contemporary design language.

dreizehngrad is a manufacturer of handmade lamps and presents the latest lamp series DISCO. dreizehngrad loves authentic, natural materials and the daily contact with them. The lamps are characterized by the material wood. Through the annual rings and the natural coloring each lamp tells its very own story.

Elementaris makes unique jewelry from porcelain and silver. In the beginning there is the material: porcelain, a raw material that is not hard but soft and thus makes completely different methods of processing necessary and possible. Finest surface structures are possible and the starting point of the works. The collection “Bubbles” was created in cooperation with the label Corinna Aurelia.

Robert Jäger creates illustrated, cyclopean, often androgynous characters with the desire to use just one image to illustrate an imaginative story, a comical situation, or a routine of daily life, and to pull the viewer out of his reality for a moment.

Heike Berl reinterprets papermaking. The craft of papermaking has a long tradition. The production of a sheet is essential and of enormous cultural and historical significance. Heike Berl uses this technique, interprets it in a modern way and develops from it works of art in the field of tension between German contemporary history and environmental aspects.

The Kletzsch fashion house was founded in Bischofswerda in 1847. The studied fashion designer Bettina Kletzsch continues the family tradition in an extraordinary way in the fifth generation. The designer creates artistic, experimental fashion from high-quality fabrics in her own production in Dresden. Each piece is unique!

The label Nómada was born in Santiago de Chile in 2016 and moved to Dresden one year later. In the small studio Nómada designs and manufactures backpacks, tote bags, hip bags and accessories in small series. Great emphasis is placed on a minimalist and timeless design, on the use of exquisite and preferably sustainable materials to create long-lasting products.

The possibilities offered by porcelain as a material are almost inexhaustible for an artist. Claudia Biehne is interested in exploring this cosmos. The series “Lumos” consists of delicate lamps for hanging and bowl-like objects for standing.

silbaerg manufactures innovative boardsports products in Saxony with the patented A.L.D.-tech.®. The boards in small series are largely produced locally and continuously developed in technology as well as sustainability. silbaerg was spun off from the Chemnitz University of Technology in 2011 and has since been selling the boards worldwide.

Torsten Rötzsch works with hot glass and uses it in its full range. All the objects he creates are freely shaped and made with a clear sense of proportion. In the design and manufacture, the proportions are very important to him, as well as a new perspective on the very traditional techniques of this craft.

The Dresden-based manufacturer TOFF & ZÜRPEL has been producing handmade beeswax wipes since 2017. Their certified organic beeswax cloths are the reusable alternative to cling film and aluminum foil and have numerous beneficial properties that allow food to stay fresh longer.

Kerstin Rößler produces individual light objects that are reminiscent of dandelions with their countless little umbrellas floating along. When paper is brought into a new context with light, this material loses its characterization as commonly banal, understood as an everyday material.

In her series #365AWESOMEWOMEN, designer, illustrator and author Viola Lippmann presents great women who have been forgotten by history. She draws attention to all these SHEROS, tells about their work, show what they have achieved and thereby inspire next generations.

WESTOSTERON is an interior and product design studio. Since 2007 the team develops and licenses multifaceted designs for furniture, accessories and lighting. The wall clock FRAKTUHR completely without hands lies in the field of tension between an abstracted wall clock and an object. At exactly one point the full hour is visible, shortly thereafter it dissolves again.