There is a wide range of both antique and contemporary silver jewellery from Tibet, Afghanistan and India.

Some of the antique silver bracelets and pendants come from Turkmenistan and date from the latter part of the 19th century. The contemporary necklaces are made from semi-precious stones such as lapis lazuli, carnelian and jade, all stones mined in Afghanistan. The larger necklaces pictured here are designed by Harriet. They contain beads from Central Asia, Tibet and Senegal in West Africa and can be made to order.

Glass vases from India come in a range of sizes both in clear glass, “bubble” glass and smokey tinted glass. They make wonderful gifts. The blue glass comes from the ancient city of Herat on the Afghanistan/Iran border and is made using recycled glass. The turquoise blue is produced using a secret ingredient which the last glass blower in Afghanistan will not divulge!