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Shopper’s Diary: Iko Iko in Los Angeles

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Shopper’s Diary: Iko Iko in Los Angeles

by Published: March 23, 2011

Located on Sunset Boulevard in Angelino Heights, Iko Iko is the brainchild of clothing designer Kristin Dickson (who designs her line, Rowena Sartin, in a workspace behind the shop). The wares include an eclectic range of crafts, curiosities, and clothing (as well as pieces of Shin Okuda’s Waka Waka custom furniture). Iko Iko is also a venue for various artistic endeavors, including music, readings, and felting sessions. Dickson and Okuda recently took a trip to Japan, and the store is currently featuring many of the finds brought back from their travels.

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Above: The shop interior features a mix of goods, displayed in an offhand manner.

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Above: The antiqued tin or brass Appetizer Fork & Spoon Set (found in Kyoto) is $45.

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Above: Indigo dyed linen Placemat Set ($34 for a pair) and Napkin Set ($22 for a pair). The Oak Napkin Holders are $50 for a set of two.

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Above: Hess jugs by Matt Merkel.

Photos via Echo Park Now, Sight Unseen, You Have Been Here Sometime.

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Pitchers & Carafes

Hess Jugs

$85.00 USD from Iko Iko Space

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