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Leave a Comment...Did you know that you don’t have to have an account to shop bluedango?
Friday, August 7, 2009
That’s right… You do not need an account to shop at bluedango.com. But, if you would like to start one, you can do so in the checkout process. To place an order, click on the product image or product name to view the item details. To add an item to your order, click the Add to Cart button. In [...]
Leave a Comment...Green, green, green. St. Patty’s Day is coming and we’re thinking green.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Well, talk about a play on words. Here we are just a day away from St. Patrick’s Day, and we’re thinking about green. Actually, we’re always thinking about green, ’cause we’re socially-conscious and our fair trade home accents are designed using natural or recycled materials. And, we’re pretty proud of that, but… What makes this week [...]
Leave a Comment...Newest eco-friendly wooden bowls. Say hello to Tisa and Tano…
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Yes, it’s time to say hello to Tisa and Tano. Pretty cool names, huh? Well, they should be, because Tisa and Tano are very cool new additions to The Mti Collection, which features wooden bowls carved from aged olive tree stumps found on the Kahero Farm in the Great Rift Valley, Kenya. See, we told [...]
Leave a Comment...We’ve updated our e-catalog
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Our newest e-catalog is now available on bluedango.com. As a reminder for those of you who know us, and as an introduction to those of you who are new… Many of our fair trade home accents are designed using natural or recycled materials, and we are proud that we can offer you socially-conscious and eco-friendly options for [...]
Leave a Comment...Rhinopotamus looking guy…yep, that’s our Kifaru planter
Monday, December 8, 2008
You may remember when we wrote about Kifaru earlier (if you don’t, check it out here)…he’s the one that is gentle and kind, plays well with others, and enjoys being inside or out. We mentioned at that time that he’s pretty funny and great with conversation (you know, a great conversation piece that is). And, [...]
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