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Order Total – up to $50.00 ….......flat shipping rate of $7.50
Order Total - $50.01-$100.00…..flat shipping rate of $10.00
Order Total - $100.01-$150.00…..flat shipping rate of $12.50
Order Total - $150.01-$200.00…..flat shipping rate of $15.00
Order Total – over $200.00……...FREE SHIPPING
Note: All other countries should contact us via phone at 802-917-2471 or email us at info@asianartofpeace.com
Goods shipped outside the USA could incur additional charges from the country’s port of entry.
Shipping Method – All shipments will be sent via USPS
Sales Tax: Orders shipped to Vermont will include 6% sales tax (clothing exempt)
We aim to ship your order as quickly as possible but please allow up to 10 days for delivery.
Orders shipped outside the USA please allow longer.
- Asian Art of Peace has a “no questions asked” returns/exchange policy within ten (10) calendar days of receipt.
- · Exchanges – Customer will be charged shipping
- · Refunds – If customer returns items that are unwanted then the original postage costs will be subtracted from the total price and the balance will be refunded accordingly.
- · Return Authorization - All returned items require prior authorization. Please call 802-917-2471 or email us at: info@asianartofpeace.com for an authorization return number. All returned items should be in their original condition and packaging and sent to the following address by USPS:
Asian Art of Peace
P.O. Box 1082
Morrisville, VT 05661
USA
In either case (exchange or refund), all shipping costs incurred for return &/or replacement will be paid by Asian Art of Peace. Asian Art of Peace has sole discretion in determining whether the products are in original condition when returned to Asian Art of Peace. Asian Art of Peace will not be responsible or liable if any item returned is lost, misdirected or delivered late.
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Phone: 802 917-2471
Mail:
Asian Art of Peace
P.O. Box 1082
Morrisville, VT 05661
USA
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Rights for non-exclusive use of photographs displayed on this web site may be purchased for corporate, editorial or advertising use.
Usage fees will depend upon the intended use of the image. Size, placement, circulation, length of use, and uniqueness of the image.
To obtain a free quote for photos on this site please provide the following information:
- 1. Name id of photo
- 2. Usage
- 3. Size image will be used
- 4. Purpose – Corporate, editorial or advertising.
- 5. Time – Length of use
To obtain a quote please contact us at 802-917-2471 or email michaelclark@asianartofpeace.com
A note about Thai hill tribe silver – Unlike standard sterling silver which is 92.5% silver, hill tribe silver contains more than 95% silver. The higher silver content creates an attractive low luster finish and is very often blackened to lend an antique look and give the appearance of an amulet, which is believed to bring good luck and protection to the wearer. Every piece is delicately and uniquely handmade by a Northern Thai craftsperson who is a member of a hill tribe village.
Beautiful handmade and handwoven silks from Thailand, Laos & Vietnam
Every piece of handwoven silk is a timeless, unique work of art from the hands of a rural Thai or Lao woman. Since it is artwork produced by a human, it forever carries an imprint of the character, thoughts, emotions, feelings, spirit and life of the weaver. Unlike machine made silk, which is “perfect”, its imperfection is the heart of its beauty and the proof of its human creator.
This weaving process has been passed down from mother to daughter for many generations. Symbolic figures of Buddhism, animals and people, both obvious and abstract are woven into the patterns. These women traditionally weave on looms located under the eaves of their houses in between tending to their families and chores. It can take up to two months to create one of these beautiful works of art.
These hangings also make lovely table and bed runners. The lighter weight pieces can be worn as scarves or shawls. We have noted the various uses in each description and also listed weights to give you a sense of the silk density.
Bags
Handmade bags from Thailand & Vietnam in silk, cotton & hemp
An ever changing array of goodies!
Southeast Asia
Photography by:
Michael Clark © 2008
8" x 10" signed originals
off-white conservation matting
overall size 11" x 14"
$75
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