New Web Site Offers Yoga Bags and Jewelry Handcrafted by Artisans in Thailand
David M. Bresnahan
July 29, 2006
CHANDLER, Ariz. -- With the goal of balancing beauty with practicality, quality and value, Aphinya Deley founded Attapinya Designs and offers handcrafted items created by artists in Thailand.
"I am deeply blessed to work with such talented and committed people," Deley said. "The Attapinya artisans and I put all our love and care toward the detail and quality of each product."
The design staff and artisans work together to craft the products in an environment of dignity and respect.
Deley believes strongly in the fair trade principles for conducting business. As a result, the company's artisans receive a living wage, which covers all the necessities of living in the country of origin, and work in a safe environment.
The new web site, located at http://www.Attapinya.com, offers a varied selection of silk yoga mat bags and handcrafted jewelry with a world flavor.
"I want our products to not only serve a practical purpose for our customers, but also to enhance their lives," said Deley, who draws inspiration for her products from yoga, spiritual practice, world travel, and nature.
The yoga bags, made in three sizes, are designed to carry yoga mats and other personal items. Each bag features a striking appearance, complemented with gorgeous silks and Thai patterns in varied textures and styles. The bags are carried easily over one shoulder.
The jewelry offered on the web site is also intricately designed. Each necklace, bracelet, pair of earrings, or pendant glows with a unique beauty that reflects the yoga culture of balance and symmetry.
"My hope is that everybody who owns Attapinya Designs yoga bags or jewelry will be rewarded with heartfelt appreciation for the value and quality of our creations," said Deley.
"I am deeply blessed to work with such talented and committed people," Deley said. "The Attapinya artisans and I put all our love and care toward the detail and quality of each product."
The design staff and artisans work together to craft the products in an environment of dignity and respect.
Deley believes strongly in the fair trade principles for conducting business. As a result, the company's artisans receive a living wage, which covers all the necessities of living in the country of origin, and work in a safe environment.
The new web site, located at http://www.Attapinya.com, offers a varied selection of silk yoga mat bags and handcrafted jewelry with a world flavor.
"I want our products to not only serve a practical purpose for our customers, but also to enhance their lives," said Deley, who draws inspiration for her products from yoga, spiritual practice, world travel, and nature.
The yoga bags, made in three sizes, are designed to carry yoga mats and other personal items. Each bag features a striking appearance, complemented with gorgeous silks and Thai patterns in varied textures and styles. The bags are carried easily over one shoulder.
The jewelry offered on the web site is also intricately designed. Each necklace, bracelet, pair of earrings, or pendant glows with a unique beauty that reflects the yoga culture of balance and symmetry.
"My hope is that everybody who owns Attapinya Designs yoga bags or jewelry will be rewarded with heartfelt appreciation for the value and quality of our creations," said Deley.
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