Yangon Post

Where to buy great value original artworks and prints online An art-world sage once told me that when you're young, you should just take a deep breath and buy art...

The Orwell Shoe Horn I'll be honest with you, I thought this was a bit of a rogue product when we launched. Who even uses a shoehorn? Just try it,...

Remember the days when working from home was the privilege of the few? When we longed to roll from bed, through toast and tea into our desk chairs, without the...

Rattan Cane and Stainless Steel Furniture to brighten up modern homes The concept of our Maha cane furniture hit the slates in June 2018. Two whole years ago, almost to the day,...

"Temperatures may reach 27° degrees..." That's what the Weather Lady said. And we're ready for that sun. We're ready for long lunches, tomato salads, mozzarella. For spoiling puddings, for raspberries,...

One of the fun bits about running a small business is watching the data. It's satisfying when things happen as you expect them to, but it's way more interesting when...

It's very odd realising that the world is no longer your oyster. Or that your oyster has become very much smaller. A clam, if you will. A four-walled winkle. But...

The sign pinned to the metal gates says “Closed until May 1st”. Although if it opens on Friday, it would be one of the few shops to do so. Lockdown...

Our rattan weavers have strong hands, nimble fingers, a strong grip on their toes. They can sit cross-legged on the floor for days without tiring, working reeds between their fingers...

Last week we asked you to nominate somebody who could do with a pick-me-up. Somebody who's finding life particularly hard. Somebody who needs to know that they're valued and that...

We’ve been inspired by some pyjama pals of ours, who did this last week, to do a little giveaway. Sometimes we buy too much of the stuff we love. So we’ve got...

Issue 2 is here! It's jam-packed full of stories about living in Yangon, about our makers, and about travelling around Burma.