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Friday, 28th January 2005 (6465 views)

Tamba has announced that it is going to donate five per cent of all its sales at the New York International Gift Fair to efforts supporting areas that were devastated in the recent tsunami disaster.<br/><br/>The jewellery design company is known for its simple and unique handcrafted pieces and has launched its new 'Nature in the Rough' collection at the fair, according to National Jeweler.<br/><br/>Designer Wanda Kuprienko explained: "During these trying times for the people affected by the tsunami, we hope our contributions can make a small difference. <br/><br/>"As every drop counts, we wish this will encourage others to get involved and give in any way they can."<br/><br/>Tamba was set up in 2003 and its products are sold in art and craft galleries, boutiques and speciality gift stores across North America.<br/><br/>The fair began on January 29th and is running until February 2nd.<img src="http://directnews.dehavilland.co.uk/dn.gif?feedid=196&itemid=7667705"/>

 

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