Now shop online for Bhutanese products

Oasis Online mall

Shop from any part of the world with Bhutan's first online site. Payment mode: Cash on delivery (Thimphu,Bhutan only), Bank deposit (Bhutan),credit & debit card accepted from all around the world. Your one stop shop for every Handicraft products and Bhutanese designed clothes need's 
Oasis online mall

International Brands coming soon.

Handmade Scarf from Bhutan

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First client via COD (cash on delivery) delivered

Yathra laptop bag

Material : Yak wool (yathra)

Origin    : Bumthang 

Style       : Laptop bag 

Designer: Sonam Wangmo (Kurtoe handicraft) 

The customer had availed a gift coupon-discount of 25% via www.bhutangngtours.blogspot.com we will accept Payment system debit card, credit card and cash on delivery (only available in Thimphu) on our store items from any part of the world. Our team is happy to inform we will be integrating cash on delivery system in Thimphu for now and in twenty dzongkhags in near future. Store coming soon.

Knowing Bhutanese textile: (kishuthara)

Origin:

In late 600 AD the Chinese wife of Tibetan king Songtsen Gembo, Ashi Jaza, introduced the most popular belief the loom and weaving traditional wear in Bhutan. The most popular design kishuthara highly intricate weave originated from Khoma village in eastern Bhutan. Legend has it the design Kishuthara was tweeted by a bird when Ashi Jaza was wondering about a design. The bird tweeted; “chi tu nee nan, nee thu seum nan”(“pick one add two, pick two add three”) kishuthara -tema design was thus born.

Weaving was known to be a prophecy an art only few could master especially kishuthara, not all kurtoep (people from eastern Bhutan) but only few knew how to weave. Weavers where never poverty-stricken nor had to plead, weaving was necessary art only few could perfect the art of kishuthara.

Textiles are not only symbols of wealth for Bhutanese it is also a social status and to this day peoples worth are often based on clothes they wear. The popularity of the textiles thrived as the ruling Wangchuck dynasty came from a renowned weaving region, kurtoe. As the dynasty moved westward in a quest for stronger and unified Bhutan in mid-nineteen century, the art of Bhutanese textile and the techniques flourished throughout the kingdom.

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Narrated by: Jurmey Wangmo (designer)

Online mall coming soon

I'm happy to inform that Bhutan's first ever online mall is coming soon. Any one around the globe can avail their choice of products from my e-commerce site. It will be online in a week. Initially I'm going to start with genuine products from Bhutan. 

sports yathra bag

       

These bags are from the award winning designers from Bhutan. And the best part you will get at much lower price than stores in Thimphu.

Fly on the wings of Dragon Football

Bhutan Vs.  Hong Kong

Bhutan after surprising Sri Lankha and the world of football, setting a new bench mark for the future that holds for Bhutan has yet another difficult task handed to them in their attempt to qualify for the 2018 World Cup in Russia after being paired with China, Hong Kong, Maldives and Qatar.

  

The tiny Himalayan nation, which started the first round of qualifiers as the world’s worst team, according to FIFA ranking, past Sri Lankha over two legs to make it to the second round. Bhutan’s ranking has since risen from 209 to 163 but they will be up against it having been drawn in a difficult group with the world’s most populous nation and the 2022 World Cup hosts.

The 40 teams that made the second round were split into eight groups of five. Each country will play home and away against the other sides in their group. The second round starts in June and runs until March next year.

The eight group winners and the four best runners-up will advance to the next stage of World Cup qualifying in Asia. They will also qualify automatically for the 2019 Asian Cup in United Arab Emirates.

The teams that miss out will go into another phase of Asian Cup qualifiers. 

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Bhutan sets a new world record in plantation.

Although the bar was set at 50,000, today 100 Bhutanese planted 49,762 plants in an hour beating the previous world record set by Indian state that had planted 40,885 saplings in 2012.

Congratulations Bhutan. To know more>>>>