We've selected some great books, videos and music focusing on Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. Whatever you are looking for you will find some of the best resources here and they're all available to buy direct from this site through Amazon. Click the Amazon link in the sidebar to go direct or browse through the selection we've made for Indochine by choosing any of the links below.
You'll find a selection of some of our favourite books on asian food, culture, arts and film along with a few of our own personal travelog entries. It's divided into categories that you'll find in the tag cloud on the right. Browse top to bottom or jump straight to the area that interests you most.
It's sometimes difficult to know what you're going to get when you buy from a web site. If you're a recent owner of an Indochine lantern, please spare a few moments to share your feedback with others who may be thinking of buying from us. It may be all the encouragement they need.
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posted by David @ 3:26 PM
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The main Indochine site now has a range of silk table lamps in 3 styles and 5 colours. It has taken us a year to get the quality we wanted and I'm pleased to say it's been worth the effort. Each lamp has a shade made from a twin layer of silk that creates a unique pattern when lit (reminiscent of watersilk) - no two lamps are the same. The range includes single and shot silk colours including Oyster, Crimson, Papaya, Absinthe and Copper. The dark wood bases are hand finished in either a classic 'ricebowl' design or traditional 'lotus leaf' scrollwork.
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posted by David @ 10:12 AM
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Since we started, more than 11,000 different people have entered our monthly draw to win an Indochine lantern. During that time we've had over 80 winners. A while back we started posting a list of winners. If your name isn't on the list Click here to enter the latest round. Even if it is, as long as you're not already entered in the current round, feel free to enter again.
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posted by David @ 11:23 AM
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5% of the sale value of every book sold from Indochine, and 5% of every book sold from Amazon when you go there direct from Indochine, will go to The Christina Noble Children's Foundation (CNCF). We'll be making quarterly donations, and report on progress through the Indochine site and newsletter. As an introduction to the foundation you could do worse than picking up a copy of either of these two books: Mama Tina: Bridge Across My Sorrows Whatever you do, if you want to turn fine words into positive action, you know where to buy your books.