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Jona Bednjanec (1991) is a young fashion designer who developed her creativity and passion for knitwear design while studying at the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering in Ljubljana, where she completed both undergraduate and postgraduate studies in Textile and Clothing Design. Her creative journey began during her studies, when she regularly participated in student fashion shows and projects. She first presented her work independently at the Stylo competition, in collaboration with Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Ljubljana, which took place in Koper. Here she received the first prize for the most innovative, technologically and design-perfect collection. The following year, she...

Jana Mršnik is a renowned Slovenian designer and educator whose work focuses on textile and product design and textile art. Her creations reflect a subtle balance between aesthetics, functionality and innovation, often combining modular elements and textile structures into unique interior products. Jane Mršnik began her educational journey at the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering in Ljubljana, where she graduated with her thesis Seeing Clothing – Multilayered Messages , for which she received the University Prešeren Award. She also refined her knowledge in Copenhagen and Florence, where she worked as a knitwear designer for renowned Italian fashion companies. This...

Ksenija Baraga is an academic painter, designer and artist who has enriched the Slovenian art and design scene with her creativity and visionary approach for more than three decades. Born on September 21, 1960 in Ljubljana, she graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Ljubljana in 1986 with a degree in painting. Since then, she has been working as a self-employed person in culture, dedicating herself to unique and industrial textile design, illustration and exhibition design. Her work is characterized by a deep love of drawing, innovative design and dedication to preserving cultural heritage through contemporary interpretations. Since 1985,...

  Photo: Marc Waldow At Parada, we have a special love for domestic design. And of course designers. We believe that we should first support what is good at home. That is why you will find many domestically made products on our shelves. We are especially pleased that we have recently been able to present and sell ceramic products by domestic designer Hana Karim in our store. We have been following Hana's work with interest for many years, as one of the 'paradise women' portrayed the artist's work in the book Workshop Full of Chaos , which was published by...