Chicken
Street-Ethnographic Art: Langebrug 41, Leiden
Traditional goods and handcrafted items from Central
Asia, North-West India, Vietnam, Guatemala, Ethiopia and other countries from
around the world
The name ChickenStreet refers to the small winding
street in Kabul. Originally a bazaar withchicken salesmen, it turned itself
into the handicraft and antique market withthe coming of tourists in the early
70s. In the 80s and 90s most shop ownersfled to Peshawar Pakistan as
the war with the Soviet Union intensified. In recent years many have returned
to sell their goods to the thousands of Internationals working to rebuild the
country
Chickenstreet-Ethnografiek aims to reflect the
atmosphere of the original market. It is full, with items hiddenunder tables
and in boxes. You are welcome to look around and with a bit ofbargaining one is
sure to agree to the purchase of a fine and special item.
ChickenStreet- Ethnographic
Art: Every item been bought personally in country of origin. Please ask for
further information regarding any item. Shop Location: Langebrug 41, Leiden,
The Netherlands
In our special showcase: In the center: black,
red and mixed coloured Venetian trade beads from the 16th century. Left Corner:
bone amulet hangers from Ethiopia and an Ivory ankle bracelet. Right. Amber
beads
Chickenstreet-Plastiek Antiek: Nieuwsteeg 19,
Leiden
a different concept, bringing forward a
bright collection of chrome and coloured glass lamps, orange plastics and
design furniture. .
Chicken Street-Plastiek
Antiek.'70s design and Lacquerware. Address: Nieuwsteeg 19, Leiden, The
Netherlands