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Introducing tagua beads into the beading community has been a very hard task, very time consuming, it has been such a nice adventure. I’ve got to meet very nice people, customers that have become friends. Such a pleasant experience.
The other day I’ve got an email from Alex, my friend in Russia. He was on vacation in Greece, and took the time to take this picture of a tagua beaded necklace, and emailed it to me. I guess he found this in a crafts shop or gift shop. I am not really sure.
Here are Alex words:
“Fabrizio.
I just came back from Athens.
Look what I saw where.
It was a small shop with products from Ecuador.
I took a photo special for you ))).
Sorry. I can took only one photo. Seller didn’t allow to take a pictures.
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