| SAMAMBA is an exciting new company which personally designs and makes an extensive range of jewellery, clothes and accessories. We are a small family business which is based in my home town of Cambridge in the UK and in Koh Chang, Thailand where I purchase the raw materials, our products are hand made, using the best natural products available. For the jewellery we use semi-precious stones, mother of pearl shell, seeds and exotic wood. Clothes and accessories include fine linen, cotton and silks. I am currently striving to source organic cotton and use natural plant dyeing techiques. For details of this and other environmental and ethical policies please go to the link below . Samamba is now in Misfits, a Cambridge community shop on Mill Rd, which supports people with learning difficulties. Hopefully you can bike, bus or walk but if you have to come by car there is free side street parking just opposite the shop. Come and see our range of Samamba Jewellery, Clothes and Accessories and also many products from other local artists. For details of the great shows and festivals we attend please click on the events link above. Samamba also has a space on the Cambridge Arts and Craft Sunday Market. This is situated on the market square near the Guild Hall. Hope to see you! Would you like to host a SAMAMBA HOUSE PARTY? If you live in the Cambridge or surrounding area you could invite your friends to a private viewing of some of our products. Its a great excuse to have a girlie night and you can earn 15% commission in value of goods sold on the night. Contact me for details (even if you live a distance away from Cambridge!) Now you can buy online using paypal so just select the item of your choice. If there are items you want but cannot see online, please contact Denise for ordering these or for any other general information by e-mail at Since first visiting Thailand seven years ago, I have established strong links with family run small businesses. When some of these became victims of the Tsunami I wanted to do something to help. So in early January 2005 we booked a hurried flight; armed with as many donations as we could carry and delivered some basic essentials to a refugee camp in Khao Lac, Southern Thailand. My daughter Amber and I then stayed and worked at a Tsunami Volunteer Centre, in Khao Lac, helping in local schools and on the refugee camps. Please click on this tsunami link for further information and photos. Shortly I will be opening a conservation information centre and shop on the island of Koh Chang, Eastern Thailand. I will keep the website updated with news of this and further volunteer work. |
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