Dropenling

This great not-for-profit venture plans to reinforce customary Tibetan crafted works even with rising Chinese and Nepali imports. Items are remarkable and of high caliber, and they are made utilizing conventional procedures normal colors, fleece not acrylic and so on refreshed with contemporary outlines. Get some information about the hour and a half craftsman strolling voyage through Lhasa's old town.

Ancient rarities available to be purchased incorporate wooly covers ¥2000 from the Wangden area of southern Tsang, silver gems from Tingri, Tibetan covers, calfskin appliqué sacks, cuddly toys and unimaginably delicate yak-cashmere scarves.

Prices are fixed, with proceeds going back to artisans in the form of wages and social funds. Foreign currency and credit cards are accepted and it can arrange international shipping. A branch is planned near the Barkhor.