I have visited Bhutan three times. This is hands down my favourite shop and I visit it whenever I come. Over 90% of the textiles are made in Bhutan as opposed to many of the other shops who import from other countries. The prices reflect the local nature of the merchandise. I really enjoy talking to the shop owner. She is very knowledgable about all of her textiles, where they are from in Bhutan as well as how they are made. She takes great pride in supporting local weavers and in supporting the textile industry in Bhutan. While some of the prices are more expensive you just need to look at the details to see why. For example, a friend brought a scarf in another shop and is was a little less than I paid but when we looked we realised that my scarf had properly finished tassels but my friends scarf was not finished and quickly became tangled.

it s true that it s more expansive than the others shops but they have really beautifuls items the Belts ...i searched some of it in Thimpu Bhumtang Tongsa....i found only here same for the traditionals shoes...only here with european size they have amazing textils and some antiques.....beautifuls old basket so at leadt if you would like to find beautiful genuine unusual handicrafts ... visit it and have a look