The little shop was like an installation, brimful of products made from saa paper, (made from mulberry bark.) Lanterns hung down on our head and papers, envelopes, notebooks and albums were piled high in neat lines. Each piece was beautiful in its own right but its strength was in the whole.
Oh my! You must have been in heaven in there!
ReplyDeleteWhat bliss!
ReplyDeleteBlast! How did I miss this? Well done, husband!!
ReplyDeleteOh. My. Goodness.
ReplyDeleteHow much did you buy?
Now THAT is neat!
ReplyDeleteMmm, paper heaven! How utterly glorious!
ReplyDeleteOh Helen, I was. So pretty.
ReplyDeleteDebs, isn't it? *grins*
Sue, it was up a little side street. I was quite surprised Husband told me about it. If it had been a handbag shop, he would've kept quiet.
Liz, I wanted to buy the whole place! I actually didn't buy anything because I bought similar stuff last year in Chiang Rai!
Anna, thank you.
Jen, paper heaven indeed.
Nice picture, thanks.
ReplyDeleteWhat a joy.... haberdashery comes a close second
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