![di[e]ce](https://i0.wp.com/citythatbreeds.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/diece-02.JPG "di[e]ce") |
(it’s pronounced “Deece”)
The owner of di[e]ce, Shab Esfahani, has a great space on her hands and a great deal of potential. Aside from vintage goods, di[e]ce features handmade jewelry from local artisans (including some crazy “human ivory” pieces made with fingernails!), local art installations that are all for sale, and custom tailoring/alterations. One of my favorite items was a set of men’s scarves made out of old dress pants – which hopefully I’ll purchase when they attach a pocket on one of them. |
Shab hopes to keep the inventory lively and fresh, always changing the game. So if you’re in the market for something original, stop by di[e]ce and have a chat about what you want, chances are pretty high it can happen!
Anyway I’m no fashion expert, but the grand opening was pretty great fun and I took some pictures, so here they are.
I just want to let you know that I am the artist that created the wigs and photos at di[e]ce art space and boutique. Give credit where credit is due!
Thanks
sholcomb@mica.edu