Handmade zip-top padded bag for cosmetics, from Inle Market, supporting local craftsmen in Laos.

Atristic Tibetan scenes are depicted in these lens-shaped magnets, which each include a gift bag! 

He Bing is a friend and frequent visitor to Blue Sheep, connected to our leather-working group, Thanksgiving.  He makes magnets as well as wooden toys and other products.  These magnets depict scenes in Sichuan!

Charu is a Tibetan workspace and coffee shop near to Blue Sheep in Chengdu.  In the summer in Tibetan regions, locals collect yak pats and stick them to the walls of their homes to dry.  In the winter they can be burnt as fuel.  These yak-pats are a common sight in Tibet, and are iconically Tibetan!  Each includes a cloth bag.

Nixi Black Pottery is made in Shangrila, Yunnan.  It is part of Yunnan's Tibetan cultural heritage.  These candle holders are an example of Shangrila  'black-ware'.  Candles not included!

Hand-made by Tibetan women from Yak milk, with strong, fragrant flavours such as Lemon and Mint, these soaps are a great way of keeping clean! Yakma empowers marginalised women in Tibetan areas by training and employing them in this craft!

The method of making Black Pottery dates back thousands of years!  This bottle makes a beautiful ornament; a modern slice of ancient TIbetan culture! 

Traditional Nixi black-ware is earthenware which is put into a mixture of charcoal and sawdust immediately after firing, giving it its distinctive colour.  These sqaure pots could be used as desk tidies, or small plant pots!