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Welcome! Our most popular items are these handmade keychains, local chocolate boxes, and fridge magnets. The postcards are also a big hit. Are you shopping for yourself or for gifts?

For parents, I'd suggest this local tea set or the handpainted ceramics — they're unique and very nice quality. For friends, the keychains and chocolate boxes are always a safe bet. We also have these cute enamel pins that are really popular right now.

The tea set is $45. And yes, we offer free gift wrapping! I can wrap it in this traditional paper with a ribbon. Would you also like a gift bag?

Great choices! The keychains are $8 each and the chocolate boxes are $12 each. So that's $45 for the tea set, $32 for the keychains, and $24 for the chocolates. Your total is $101. Shall I wrap everything separately?

Sure thing! Here you go. I also put some extra padding around the tea set so it's safe for travel. Enjoy the rest of your trip!

These are our handwoven silk scarves. They're $60 each. The designs are all unique — each one is made by local artisans.

I can give you a small discount. How about $55? That's about as low as I can go for one scarf.

For three, I can do $45 each — that's $135 total instead of $180. You save $45. It's the best deal I can offer.

Hmm... $120 is really tight. Tell you what — $125 for three, and I'll throw in a free gift bag and wrapping. That's my final offer.

Wonderful! Let me wrap these up nicely for you. Here's your change and receipt. Thank you for your business — enjoy the scarves!

Yes, we do! We can ship to most countries. Where would you like it sent?

For a package this size to China, standard shipping is about $35 and takes 2-3 weeks. Express shipping is $65 and arrives in 5-7 business days. Both include tracking.

Absolutely. We'll wrap it in bubble wrap and put it in a double-walled box with foam padding. We also mark it as fragile. We haven't had any breakage issues with our packing method.

Yes, I'll help you fill out the customs declaration form. We need to list the item, its value, and the material. Ceramics are generally fine — they're not restricted. But you should declare the actual value for customs in China, as they may charge import duty if the declared value is over a certain amount.

If it's for personal use or as a gift, you can mark it as a gift. But either way, you should list the actual value. Some countries have a lower duty-free threshold for gifts — for China, personal items under 1,000 RMB are usually duty-free. Your vase should be within that range.

Express shipping already includes basic insurance up to $100. For full coverage of the $120 value, it's an extra $8. I'd recommend it for a ceramic item. Your total would be $193. I'll give you the tracking number as soon as we ship it, and you can follow the delivery online.