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Who we are?
The primary aim of this portal is to connect Albanian artisans in a network, facilitating cooperation initiatives amongst them.
Albartizan.al wants to be a collection of the most beautiful and high-quality Albanian artisan creations where customers can browse and make their choices consciously by evaluating Albanian products.
We will act as a guarantor to the client, and to the artisans by promising that whoevers work is displayed on the portal, has satisfied a number of criteria. The first and most important of which is that it is “Handmade in Albania.”
Our artisans
Teresa was an economist by profession. Remaining unemployed during the transition, she realizes that the heirloom inherited from generation to generation can be turned into an economic resource for families and women who practice it. It was 1993 and "Artistic Zadrima" was born.
Tereze
Artistike Zadrima
Erinda is a real artist. A scenographer by profession, then a teacher, already in her studio she creates wonderful accessories. If you were lucky enough to visit her studio in Tirana, you will surely be in love with everything there.
Erinda
Art&Deko by Erinda
Joana studied Architecture while Arilda studied International Relations. None comes from a fashion background. What brings them together is the love of beauty, tradition and perseverance.
Arilda&Joana
Amargi
"Studio Qeramike Vasili" was opened in 2003. The workshop is located in Krajen, between Lezha and Shkodra. After a period of emigration, Vasili returns to Albania where he opens a workshop and still works there with his wife, Jana.
Jana&Vasili
Qeramike Vasili
Granita shows that everything started as a hobby in June 2017. The technique used by Granita is clay (air dry clay) and begins by creating the shape with clay, then it is time to dry in the environment not with baking.
Granita
Dhé by Granita
Dorina has completed her studies in journalism. Tamam as a real journalist, Dorina spends a lot of her time documenting her work, especially when it means a reproduction of a popular costume.
Dori
Bota Magjiplote e Letres
"It does not matter the form that art takes, it can be a drawing, painting, accessory or an outfit, it always allows people to express themselves and communicate with each other."
Bela
Bela Belinda
Laura studied painting at the Faculty of Arts, where she learned the art of ceramics and so decided to bring it to Pristina. So she opened her studio and business in 2003.
Laura
Studio URA
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Two economist sisters in the profession, but with passion, dedication, patience, love for beauty and handicrafts, they transmit sensations through jewelry in metal and clay. They live and create their ornaments in Gjirokastra, and by nature, the details of Gjirokastra architecture, the costumes of their city, are inspired and begin their process of creation.
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Today we introduce you to Raimonda, a lady who has turned her family history into a small family business. As the whole family is engaged in the validation and management of this passion, so are the interviews we are presenting to you.
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Today we introduce you to Valtida, the girl from Prizren who whispers through doors and windows. An artist, creative since 2009 started creating pendants with recycled materials.
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Today's artisan boy is called Vigert, a boy dedicated and determined to achieve his goals, who lives and works in Tirana.
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This artisan girl is Brisejda "Brisi", born and raised in Tirana. An artisan who "always has the tendency for a positive spirit in every situation, inspired by the waves of the sea and the nature that surrounds it".
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"When someone had a birthday, the gift was definitely created by me. What you create is always something unique, which you can not compare with any finished product." What characterizes Kristina the most is her creativity and desire to be part of the happiness of others.
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Her business was born a few months ago as a result of losing her job after the birth of her son. Her passion for frames and miniatures became a reality as Nita also won a Gizi grant for Women Entrepreneurs.
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