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C IS FOR...

CLIENTS

Where would we be without our precious, loyal and lovely clients – also known as customers? What will I do without frequent, stimulating and friendly interactions with you?

I will miss that most.

CARMEN

There is also Carmen, whom I was so lucky to meet at a NYC dinner party and who has become a valued friend full of beauty and wisdom.

CERAMICS

C is also for ceramics. Pots, dishes, or crockery. Some of our finds have been Chinese and much more Japanese.

Japanese Ceramics

Chinese Neolithic Pot

Jurgen Lehl Silver Glazed Bowl

One cannot have enough! (my dishcloset, etc.). I am grateful that the collapse of my kitchen cabinets full of white Bauhaus porcelain freed me to buy lots more.

One cannot have enough! (my dishcloset, etc.). I am grateful that the collapse of my kitchen cabinets full of white Bauhaus porcelain freed me to buy lots more.

COLLABORATORS

Asiatica has had lots of collaborators too. Showing us new ways to make fabrics, scarves and accessories.

Chris Pasquarette - Creator of Asiatica's Flower Pin

Debra Smith Scarves

Jordan Gomez - Creator of Asiatica's Kinstugi

CHINESE ART HISTORY & PROFESSOR JAMES CAHILL

My academic training in Chinese Art History with Professor James Cahill at the University of California, Berkeley prepared my eyes to be open to everything and sort things out.

CYNDE BROOKFIELD

Cynde Brookfield who has been with Asiatica for 50 years!! Ever ready for any task, uncomplaining, taken for granted and loyal. 

CHRIS PASQUARETTE

Chris Pasquarette, consummate planner, payroll registrar, flower-maker, cutter, ever-cheerful and available.