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New Birmingham boutique

  • By Lisa Brody
  • Mar 26, 2019
  • 1 min read

Vicki Blazier, who was a former aromaspa owner in Keego Harbor and is a Reiki master teacher, has taken the plunge in a new endeavor, opening Willow and Fernn Boutique, 528 N. Old Woodward in Birmingham, in the former Level Multisport location. Open since March 16, Willow and Fernn features a variety of fashion items, gifts, home décor, a unique bath salt bar set up in vintage glass apothecary jars, and aromatherapy. With bleached wood floors and vintage iron and wood furniture, including a sales counter that is a 100-plus year old train depot center, the shop is a mix of a store and a place to hang out. The boutique invites visitors to pick up a gift for a friend, or themselves. Among the other creative items Blazier is featuring are lots of handmade jewelry, including the Magnolia Pearl line and earrings by local artist Siri, owner of OMA Jewelry.

Business Matters for the Birmingham - Bloomfield area are reported by Lisa Brody. Send items for consideration to LisaBrody@downtownpublications.com. Items should be received three weeks prior to publication.

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