Commerce Shelf

A beekeeper in Yığılca, Düzce offers locally bred queen bees, bee colonies, and regional honeys.

A parody merch shop sells a single vinyl shoe cover under the language of startup fundraising and founder culture.

A Dominican Republic home studio offering 3D-printed clickers, personalized keychains, fidgets, and custom orders.

A Mexican card-preservation kit lets collectors seal a trading card at home, add a QR-linked record, and optionally self-assess its condition.

An upcoming pixel-art disc golf game with hand-built courses, distinct terrain and wind, and an alternate mode that gives discs powers.

A percussion workshop in Wadi Shahrour, Lebanon, presents its range of Eastern percussion instruments, with repairs and custom orders available.

The site presents pocket ashtray designs pairing artist-credited artwork with proposed editions for four Berlin clubs.

A Sabah workshop offers sculpted relief models of Mount Kinabalu and commissions custom pieces based on mountains, routes, files, sketches, or photos.

A Los Angeles hot-sauce storefront built around small batches, fermentation, and limited releases.

A catalog links clothing and accessories worn by streamers to the moments they appeared and to shops selling the pieces or close matches.

A fan-run Downer, ACT archive and shop for classic video games, cartridges and consoles, with items catalogued and shipped around Australia.

Recess sells made-to-order hardwood wall niches that charge phones and give keys a place by the front door.

A marine and off-grid gear shop in the making, built around the refit of a 1947 British Columbia fishing boat.

PixelPop is presented as a 64×32 LED matrix that rotates through display functions, photos, and other pages, with live painting from an iPhone app.

An 18+ card game for couples, with 72 cards, seven categories and five heat levels.

Pembient presents biofabricated horn for artisans, carvers, and designers.

YAPA Club presents a children’s home phone designed to let kids call family and friends without having their own smartphone.

A product page for a 12-watt heated therapy belt whose controller clips to the wearer’s waistband.