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ButterflyKisses · 09-20-2008, 12:07 PM

I still have to get some pictures of the two chest that my daughter brought back with her. But I thought I'd put a link up to the web page that she has that tells about the furniture: Home

Here is also the web page that tells what she and my son-in-law are actually doing in Zanzibar: allnationsacademy.net

When I saw how beautiful the pieces she had with her were, my first thought was of a Yorkie ingraved on it instead

. Somehow my mind alway thinks Yorkies

. I just think that this would be a really cool, unusal item for the Yorkie lover. You also rarely find truely hand made items any more, especially for the reasonable price that these seem to be. These craftsmen in Zanzibar don't use any electricity at all - there is very little on the Island and what's there goes out often, as I can attest to as I am speaking with my daughter on IM then all of a sudden lose her - so these are made the way the people on the Island have been making furniture for ages.

I'll still get some actual pictures of her chest. but the pictures on the first web site are ones that she actually took at the house where they make this furniture in Zanzibar. Thanks.

09-20-2008, 12:07 PM	#7
ButterflyKisses Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Bolivar, Missouri Posts: 66	I still have to get some pictures of the two chest that my daughter brought back with her. But I thought I'd put a link up to the web page that she has that tells about the furniture: Home Here is also the web page that tells what she and my son-in-law are actually doing in Zanzibar: allnationsacademy.net When I saw how beautiful the pieces she had with her were, my first thought was of a Yorkie ingraved on it instead. Somehow my mind alway thinks Yorkies. I just think that this would be a really cool, unusal item for the Yorkie lover. You also rarely find truely hand made items any more, especially for the reasonable price that these seem to be. These craftsmen in Zanzibar don't use any electricity at all - there is very little on the Island and what's there goes out often, as I can attest to as I am speaking with my daughter on IM then all of a sudden lose her - so these are made the way the people on the Island have been making furniture for ages. I'll still get some actual pictures of her chest. but the pictures on the first web site are ones that she actually took at the house where they make this furniture in Zanzibar. Thanks. Last edited by ButterflyKisses; 09-20-2008 at 12:09 PM.