Heart2Heart has new things that arrived for Christmas.
Trader Joe’s Cookie butter has just been replenished after we ran out immediately and now with a cute Christmas packaging which you can buy with the bottle
And new items from Trader Joe’s
More new items
I am into all these vitamins and medicine – so there are a few new medicines that arrived
Love this!!
Perfect gift for a chef or someone who loves to cook!
Argan Oil shampoo! Set of 3 for only P 1,125.00
My favorite pillow in the bed 🙂 There is also a microfiber pillow cover which is so so soft and comfortable!! Nice gift too for someone who has everything
Love love these signs 🙂 Nice gifts as well
Spray for bed bugs 🙂
Ikea Shopping bags which are gigantic! Love them because they can fit plenty things!
Cute picture frame
Many kinds of notepads
Cute ceramic measuring cups and spoons- similar to the ones being sold at Anthroplogie
New Charm Bracelets from Sister May and now with new turquoise design
This was not in the itinerary but there was a request for Cashmere shawls but we ended up in the Cashmere carpet section and spent 3 hours here! It started off by them pulling us to the showroom and this guy, Haji, giving us a background on Cashmere carpets from Kashmir. He is a good salesman! 🙂 They are beautiful silk and cashmere carpets, but again, know your prices and the value of carpets
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Many many beautiful carpets which took 3 to 15 years to make by families in Kashmir
This was a big carpet which took 15 years to make in cashmere silk – over US$ 100,000 was his starting price
We arrived early in the morning. It was foggy in the city. It was like that for the 3 days we were in Delhi.
and our bus was there to pick us up in the airport.
1/4 of the bus was filled with luggage for 8 people in our group 🙂
We were greeted in the hotel by the IVAT representative, Indra ( Asst Manager ) , and our tour guide for Delhi, Ravi, who warmly welcomed us
We slept a bit in the room after breakfast and then followed our schedule which was to go shopping!!! 🙂 Since it was our first day- we didn’t know what to look for and we were not aware of prices so we hardly bought anything. It became window shopping which we later on regretted. This always happens when I travel – I always think I will find something better or get a better deal and James always tells me to just buy when you see something you like! I should really learn to do just that and not think too much! Because when we are travelling we do not have much time to go back to place or look for that thing you saw and liked but didn’t buy!
They took us to this very nice place – it was very quiet and peaceful and they had many beautiful local stores showcasing Indian products. Prices here are fixed. Though I entered a pashmina store and they were offering discounts
Anokhi was nice – product made of Indian cotton – clothes, bed linens, table linens etc etc
Since we did not have lunch, we got a bit hungry and so we had a bite at the restaurant in the place. A nice snack to keep us through to dinner
Across the street another small complex of shops. Fabindia was a very nice store for textiles and some local Indian handicrafts and toiletries
This was not in the schedule but I requested to go here as recommended by my friend, Timmy. It’s the divisoria of India 🙂 Even cheaper than Manila prices and beautiful things. We only stayed for awhile since it was already late. It was much cleaner than divisoria and there was no smell as we were expecting. Bargain till the price that you want! Something which costs 600 rupees can go down to as low as 100! Know your prices and the value of the item.
We went shopping here on another day. This is where the expats shop – so again it is more orderly and more peaceful with many beautiful local products from India. Fixed prices in this area.
It’s just a small complex – one row from the front and a square at the back
Look for Good Earth, a beautiful home store with all Indian products!
Click below to go to their website
Local Bazaar shopping right outside the Imperial Hotel called Janpath Market. Bargain and bargain and get a lot of souvenirs for very very low prices 🙂
Invisible Sisters will be at the Assumption Bazaar! This is from my niece, Danni, who is part of the group of Assumption students and they will be selling their items. Please support them and Invisible Sisters
The Yabang Pinoy Filipino Pride movement celebrates its 8th year by celebrating PHmade products worth buying, at the 8th Global Pinoy Bazaar on November 10-11 at Rockwell Tent, Makati City.
Global Pinoy Bazaar 2012 will feature a lineup of brands and products made with 100 percent Filipino Love and Pride: in ladies’, men’s, and children’s apparel, accessories, jewelry, bags and shoes, beachwear, travel accessories, home décor, home and wellness products, as well as Filipino art and design.
“We would like to showcase Filipino culture and the Filipinos’ passion, creativity, pride and originality through handcrafted accessories, art pieces and products. We believe that constantly improving our products and making our humble business grow is the best way to support our local community and the Philippine economy.” shared Elaine Orozco.
Cat Limson of Bedazzle said: “I’ve been joining Global Pinoy Bazaar ever since it started. I like being with people with creative minds. I like meeting budding entrepreneurs as well.”
Mariel Veluz of Sewn testified “I had my first selling activity with Global Pinoy Bazaar in 2008. Since then I’ve been joining it every year as a tradition to promote locally made products. It helped Sewn to become what it is now. I truly believe in their mission to be proud of what we Filipinos have.”
“Global Pinoy Bazaar showcases the brilliance in design and craftsmanship of Filipino entrepreneurs. Global Pinoy Bazaar is about furthering the movement to instill pride among Filipinos on homegrown talent and locally-made products,” reiterated by Willite Fajardo of Silly Monkey Clothing.
Other exhibitors include Agos Pilipinas, Dodong Purontong, Doodled Tees, MY Likha, Rurungan sa Tubon Foundation, DCG Fashion, Babaylan Treasures, Bead It By Mikki, BUG&KELLY,Cultus Couture, Designs By Abby Jocson, Dragonfly Desserts, Whisk, Erb and Chet, Erzullie, Estrellas Manila, HDY Trading, Home and Office Accessories, I love Koi, Kandi Treats, Likhang Artesana Inc.,Lotus Bloom,Lulu Swing,Marble and Co.,MISISPI,Papelapelap,Pic Season, Polymer Guild of the Philippines,Precious Herbal Pillow,Sabrina,Sewn Sandals,Sinude,Sol Accessories,Manila Sole,Storage Solutions,SUELAS,The Artland Printer,The Greenbean Company,Theo and Philo,Ti & Me Handiworks Co.,TONI & BERNE,Toppicks Clothing,Tribute Shoes,V&M Naturals,Vesti,W.E Garage,Your Unik Xchange,Zeal Carry Enterprises, Zelisse Intimates,Tinywonder Trading,DCG Fashion,Aromateria Scents & Sensibilities, With Love Clothing, Pink Label, Yadu, Kape ni Juan, among others.
Heart2Heart enjoyed visiting the DVA bazaar! There were not that many booths but many of them are unique and I don’t see in the usual bazaars. And here is the beautiful organizer 🙂 Nicole Panlilio Morris!
Loved this beautiful handmade xmas cards!
Made by nuns and for a cause!
They also come in paper clips 🙂
And the famoud Cunanan Ensaymadas!!!
Made by the beautiful mother-daughter tandem – Tita Maricel and Marga!
Love lollicakes! Starbucks must have started this trend when they introduced it
Gifts and Graces -they recycle and come up with beautiful products – also for a good cause
Japanese bread
Authentically made by a Japanese lady 🙂
Artemis booth with many beautiful things for the home
And behind this is my beautiful batchmate, Tania Fricke Lichauco! She is also an interior designer and hoping to feature more of her works here at H2H!! She is so talented!!!
Christmas parols
Cupcakes
Cute mini ones 🙂
Meats and deli
Love these handmade crafts
I wish they had more hearts!!
Go crazy in this booth with many goodies! Especially their famous Parmesan chips
Love these cookie munchers which are cake like cookies! Unique!
More pastries!
Imported items!
Nicole showed me these remote controlled candles! Just click the remote and they light up 🙂
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