What i got at Public Garden ⋆˙⟡

If you're planning a visit to Public Garden or similar art fairs, I recommend arriving early, especially if you have your eye on popular vendors like tharaastudio. I noticed some items, like their cute blanket plates, sold out quickly by the second visit. Also, keep an eye out for unique prints and handmade items that vendors proudly showcase—like the tomato-themed prints from li.ttlethoughts, which added a quirky touch to my room decor. Public Garden seems to be a wonderful platform for emerging brands, especially those from Indonesia and Thailand, to showcase distinctive products like niche perfumes and handcrafted ceramics. Prices are quite reasonable, with perfumes around $30 and handmade ceramics around the same range, making it a great opportunity to pick up unique gifts or personal treasures. A little tip: chatting with the vendors not only helps you learn the story behind their products but can sometimes lead to discovering hidden gems not prominently displayed. I found out about some interesting jasmine notes in the perfumes after a quick conversation, which made my purchase feel more personal. Lastly, don’t hesitate to revisit booths—popularity means items might sell out quickly, but vendors sometimes restock or bring new pieces during multi-day events. Overall, Public Garden is a must-visit for anyone who loves art, unique scents, and adorable décor pieces that brighten up your living space.