Mari Market @ Dewan Orang Ramai

Mari Market @ Dewan Orang Ramai

I’m on a mission to head to Christmas Markets this month! Mari Market was one I did not want to miss. Now, Sg. Buloh is not at all nearby where I live but I had plans in Ara Damansara anyway. Sadly, I headed there a bit late and a lot of the produce at the Organic Market had sold out. The weather that day was super humid too. However, there was a nice selection of vendors at the market. The only issue I had and I would think the vendors had as well, was that the hall was TOO HOT. WAY TOO HOT.

I managed to capture some photos at Mari Market and of course some personal favourite vendors of mine. Get ready to scroll for lots and lots of photos! It was nice taking photos with my Olympus again after so long.

B’Nottee

B’Nottee founders E-Jie & Edmund

B’Nottee

B’Nottee founded by my talented friends, E-jie & Edmund.

Cute washi tape!

There was a great selection of vendors ranging from stationery, household, plants, soaps, handmade goods, clothes and much much more!

Wicked Plants

The Saponifist

Gemstones

Handmade

Eat, Shoots & Roots

Grow where you are planted

Cork bags and purses

Lah’Lah Land

Handmade books

Calligraphy

Tabiyo Bear

Tabiyo Shop was also at Mari Market. Tabiyo Shop is one of the places I also get my steady supply of wonderful & beautiful stationery.

Letterpress

L.E.A.D by TAP

Classiky paper

Alpha stamps

Tabiyo Shop

Maste Washi Tape

Classiky + Tools to Live by combo

Jeanie Botanicals – Soaps

Pottery

momage

Tapir

Ficus & Jars

Succulents

Terrariums

Terrariums by Ficus & Jars

Ficus & Jars – founded by a duo whose love for home and interior decor has got them spending their free time designing and making terrariums. Their style is sleek and minimal while ensuring that their products never fail to excite and refresh the spaces they furnish. 

There were also bicycles for rent for you to cycle around the compound. It’s a good way to encourage more outdoor activities where everyone could enjoy. I’m sure the kids and parents enjoyed that. You could also try out pottery, which I thought was a super fun activity but there were way to many people waiting for their turn. Overall, I think this Mari Market pretty good.

Review:
LOCATION: A bit out of the way & organizer did not provide proper location for us to Waze (GPS)
VENUE: Too hot & stuffy
VARIETY: Good selection of vendors