An independent gift and homeware store has relocated to the Norwich Lanes and it is a dream come true for the owner.
Christine Tuddenham, 56, who lives in Frettenham, started her brand Coco a decade ago in Holt and it was named after her pet spaniel.
It first opened in Bull Street and it then moved to a larger unit along the road, before relocating again to a prime spot in the Market Place.
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In April this year, she left Holt when 16 Bridewell Alley became available in the Norwich Lanes.
It is in the former home of True Love Tattoos, which is now based in St Gregorys Alley.
Coco previously traded in Norwich in 2019 with a Chantry Place pop-up.
Mrs Tuddenham said: "I had always wanted to be in the Norwich Lanes, so when this shop became available I snapped it up.
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"The Norwich offering is slightly different to Holt, which was more geared towards tourists, with more jewellery and new art prints."
Alongside this are a range of gifts and homewares, such as cushions, mugs and plant pots, sourced from makers across the country and beyond.
Mrs Tuddenham makes some of the items, including illustrated jewellery and coasters, and she has an in-store studio.
She is also offering a space in the shop window for free for local makers to sell their wares.
This is for two weeks at a time and she will take a small commission on any products that sell.
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Mrs Tuddenham added: "Coco has had a really good reaction so far and there are so many creative people that come down Bridewell Alley.
"As I have my studio here I am planning to offer personalised gifts soon."
The opening times are Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4.30pm and Sundays 11am to 4pm (closed Mondays).
Shop online at cocohomeandgifts.co.uk and follow on Instagram @cocogiftsnorwich
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