Coming in 2008:
A line of easy
to wear women’s
clothes in exotic
fabrics from around
the world.
Available both online
and in the shop.
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TRAVEL
Thailand
 The Thai’s make it easy to shop their country, just head to Khaosan Road in Bangkok and the night markets of Chiang Mai then hit every shop in between. It is a buyer’s paradise and the side trips to their many temples (wats), elephant sanctuaries and botanical gardens make for a well balanced trip. Oh yeah, then there is the food and the massages. The best Phad Thai ever - from a street vendor - cost $.50. One hour massage - $6. Ahhh. |
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India
 “Everything that can be said about India, the opposite is also true.” Is there chaos? Absolutely. Can you find an atmosphere for serene self discovery? If that is your mission. We were there to shop and there are few countries that offer more of a variety of handicraft. Jaipur was a highlight. We purchased our special ultra-soft cotton comforters and henna candles there, as well as antique jewelry and hand painted “blue” pottery. But we also picked up a stomach bug, par for the course when taking on the complexities of India.
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Bali, Indonesia
 Beautiful country, beautiful people and an abundance of traditional ceremonies in which to sneak a peek at their rich culture. In Bali, Ubud is the place to be. Not only for the incredible shopping but also for its views of dramatic volcanoes with deep green terraced rice paddies in the foreground. Wonderful batik silks, bronze statuary, floating plumeria candles, beadwork and of course the “Bali silver” the country is known for are all reasons to make the long trip worthwhile.
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Coming in 2008 – Vietnam, Peru and South Africa |
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