Funk Bazaar

We made like 120 of these little guys. 🩷🦋🌸 Each one is hand painted and one of a kind. Come get yours before we sell out!!

New handmade rings just landed for ✿

Bright, playful, floral, and full of the sweetest contrast color combos. Tiny little blooms, candy-colored dots, and the kind of details that make people grab your hand mid conversation.

Handmade in Houston, one by one, with so much love.

Which one is your favorite?

Still smiling from this one. What a beautiful 3 days at the .

We were one of the very few retail vendors invited, and honestly, it was one of the most joyful events we’ve been part of in a long time. Huge thank you to the kiddos for including us and for showing up for us the entire festival; bringing snacks and water, helping with the muscle work, watching our tents, and just being so kind and on top of everything. You made the whole experience feel easy, warm, and full of heart.

And a big thank you to our vendor neighbors too for watching our tent when I needed to step away, for being so lovely, for the freebies, and for keeping us alive and awake with that unbelievably good horchata sesame seed coffee!

It’s rare to leave an event feeling this cared for. We loved every bit of it. Thank you for having us 🤍 Cannot wait for next year! ❤️🤍❤️🤍❤️🤍❤️

This fundraiser helps deliver vital aid in Gaza, including hot meals, emergency relief, and essential support for families who need it most. Through Kinder Relief’s 100% donation policy, every contribution goes directly to those on the ground. ♥️
Please give what you can, and share if you cannot.
Together, we keep going. Thank you everyone for all your support!

In love with all bouquet combos everyone put together! And for a great cause too! Thank you everyone for all your support and loving them florals as much as we do! 😅❤️🌹🩵🌸💛🌺🩷🌻🤍🌼

Are y’all ready for the Aries season?🤗🔥🐏

Vendors, we’ve been talking a lot about booth fees lately, but let’s also talk about what feels acceptable and sustainable for you. What would a fair middle ground look like between organizers and vendors? One idea that came up in the comments was a hybrid model like $75 base fee + 10% of sales capped at $500. That way vendors aren’t crushed by high upfront fees, organizers still benefit when vendors do well, and there’s a clear cap so no one is punished for strong sales. Curious to hear your thoughts; would something like this feel fair to you for the larger halal markets? Let’s figure out a middle ground that actually works for everyone. Chime in on the comments.

Let us know if you have any questions. Tagging some of our favorite organizers in the comments. ⬇️

“What’s the catch?” God.
“Why are you doing all this for vendors?” God.
“What do you actually get out of this?” God.
“Why aren’t you turning this into a paid course?” God.
“Why give away strategy?” God.
“Why risk annoying organizers by telling the truth?” God.
“Why help people who might end up as your ‘competition’?” God.
“Why are you opening doors you had to kick down alone?” God.
“Why bother building a path for vendors you don’t even know?” God.
“Why keep pouring into a community that doesn’t always pour back?” God.
“Why do you still care when it would be easier not to?” GOD.

Current pop-up schedule. SAVE THE DATES AND COME SAY HI!🐵🐒

Adding a few photos to the carousel in case the ho**ah smoke got too thick 🍼💨