Chrismas deals for 12/5 -- Pix, villager, purse and awesome buys

Yangdu

Yangdu

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SHOP and SAVE $$$$

16.5 inch 27 ounce villager fit and finish WWII by Sher. Satisal wood handle. All fittings are white metal. Field sharp rig at $75. *SOLD*

13 3/4 inch 13 ounce Kumar karda by Get Bhadur Kami. Beautifully carved satisal wood handle. Yours for $75.

9 inch 7 ounce Ang khola by Tara Bhadur kami. Sisau wood handle. Take this baby home today for $30. *SOLD*

Tibetan cross Khukuri carpet made by Tibean people. Yours for $45. *SOLD*

Beautiful purse made by people of Nepal. Perfect gift for your loved one at $35. *SOLD*

Nice bag (jola) made of 100 percent cotton by Newari people of Kathmandu valley. Great gift bag at $25. *SOLD*

Email to get any or all of these Christmas deals
 
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Such nice stuffs........~Sigh~
and I had to go and get that ticket.......Like the state of New York doesnt get enough of my money.

I guess i'll havta go down to college town with a cardboard sign on my chest that sez:
"will work for khukri's"...........god i hate that place.:D
 
At long last. It seems customary to declare having sunk my financial claws into the purse.
 
16.5 inch 27 ounce villager fit and finish WWII by Sher. Satisal wood handle. All fittings are white metal. Field sharp rig at $75.
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Email sent. :thumbup:
 
Once again BEAUTIFUL items!
Some gal is going to be THRILLED with the purse or Jola... I was told I have to wait to see mine till christmas. (Though maybe Ed let me open one on the Solstice?!?)

Was thinking of getting Ed the Kumar karda, but I just spent a good part of my SSD check on the boys Nintendo DS lites.... (they held up there end of the deal getting good grades...) and we are buying gifts for a child in my sons school who would have been without gifts this year if not for my sons class getting together to give gifts to her and her family.... so looks like I'll keep the wallet shut unless something REALLY "speaks" to me again. (both of use being on SSD bites... but at least it is BETTER then nothing.)

Brightest Blessings,
Willow aka: Mrs. DocH
 
Great stuff Yangdu!

I understand the significance of red, but might the crossed Khuk rug/carpet ever be available in another color? Dark blue or green perhaps? I'm also guessing its about 18" square?

Also, what is the fiber/fabric composition of the jola? Cotton? Wool? Kevlar? Gossamer? ;)
 
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That WWII is going to be a real workhorse with that lengh and weight, someone got a great deal. The karda is a work of art and is a steal at that price. Grats to all you sharks out there.
 
If I score that WWII it is DEFINITELY going to get a lot of hard use. :thumbup:
 
I took out my 15" Tin Chirra the weekend before last and cleared about 30 feet of woody Kudzu vines. I didn't take any pics but it performed great. This 16.5" WWII is just a bit lighter than the Tin Chirra so should work even better with less arm fatigue. :p
 
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Email sent on Jola. I think it will go well with my eyes. ;)

Steve
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Steve,
Holly said that it does indeed go well with your kind eyes:), and that if she catches you wearing it for real we're gonna drop by and pick you up if we ever get to one of the Allman Bros and friends concerts down south:D

Mark
 
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Steve,
holly said that it does indeed go well with your kind eyes:), and that if she catches you wearing it for real we're gonna drop by and pick you up if we ever get to one of the allman bros and friends concerts down south:d

mark
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lol :D
 
Right now I have only the red color Tibetan cross Khukuri carpet in stock for sale. If you are interested in different color email me and I will try to get you one, thank you for your interest in cross khukuri carpet
 
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