Wednesday, 16 October 2013

Series imported from China

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Saturday, 29 December 2012

{Nearest Mrt Station : Pasir Ris}

( Infront of KFC )

31st December 2012 till 05th January 2013

11am to 9pm

Inviting all Fans of Maneki Neko

Enjoy Great Offer

See you there !!

" Upcoming Bazaar to be posted "

Thursday, 6 December 2012

How to Use a Daruma Good Luck Doll (with pictures) - wikiHow

Wednesday, 28 November 2012

Parklane Shopping Mall

{Nearest Mrt Station : Dhoby Ghaut}

( Infront of KFC )

12th November 2012 till 23rd December 2012

11am to 9pm

Inviting all Fans of Maneki Neko

Enjoy Great Pre-X'mas Offer

See you there !!

Sunday, 28 October 2012

Upcoming Event : 26th October 2012 till 30st October 2012 - 5 Days @ 60 Airport Boulevard, Basement 1, Canteen Changi Airport Terminal 1, Time : 11am to 7pm
— at Changi Airport Terminal 1.

Upcoming Event : 31st October till 2nd November 2012 - 3 Days @ Science Foyer, Medical Drive 2, NUS LT 27, Time : 10am to 6pm Table No. 30
— at NUS 27 Medical Drive DSO Building.

Saturday, 13 October 2012

Upcoming Event

Inviting all Fans of Maneki Neko

Venue : Orchard Central Market

15th Oct 2012 to 21st Oct 2012

Held at Basement 2

See you there !!

Friday, 29 June 2012

Invitation to join International Hot Soup Summit in SIM on 20th July 2012 & 21st July 2012

Siri Paradise would like to take this opportunity to cordially extend our invitation to
all our valued customers to join us in this International Upcoming Event !!

Our business partners, Mr Kimura-san & Mr Murano-san from Japan, will be in town to
participate in this International Youth Leaders Hot Soup Summit 2012 and the theme is
Transcultural & Racial Diversity hosted by SIM Global Education.

Our Organizing Committe have a collaboration with SIM International Youth Leaders and
they will be organizing an International events called the "Hot Soup Summit 2012" in SIM
this 20 - 21 July 2012.

The aim of this event is to expose all the 700 delegates (from many
different countries), invited to learn more about our local culture and
assimilate them into our country. Workshops will be conducted for them
over the 2 days.

This event will be held in one of the main area in Singapore Institution of
Management and will see it's publicity done on different channels and are
expecting many walk-in crowds (from the public and SIM students) on top of
the 700 delegates that are already there.

This is going to be a big event in Singapore and we are inviting our
Guest-of-Honour, Mr Michael Palmer (The then Speaker Of Parliament) to become our
Speaker. Mr Chan Chun Sing (The then Acting Minister for Community Development for
Youth and Sports) will also be joining us !

There is *NO rental fee* for participating vendors !
But vendors are to donate 10% of their sales to our beneficiary from a local Charity Organization.

*Summary of event*

Dates: 20 - 21 July 2012

Operating hours :

20th July (Friday) 12.00pm - 7.00pm
21st July (Saturday) 9.00am - 7.00pm

Venue: Singapore Institute Management
(461 Clementi Road, Singapore 599491)

More information can be found in the files attached.

Vendors participating is via invitations only, vendors will be retailing cultural products from different nationalities such as, China, Malaysia, India, Korea, Myanma & Japan

Don't missed out this amazing event !!

See you there !

At SIM Grand Hall Level 4 !!

Best wishes and good luck to all !!

NB :

The Event Name is International Youth Leaders Hot Soup Summit 2012
and the theme is Transcultural & Racial Diversity and website is
www.youthleadersummit.org.

Wednesday, 16 May 2012

Myanmar Jadeite Jade

In 1863, a French mineralogist, Alexis Damour, analyzed the bright green stones from Burma. Finding them different from ordinary Chinese jade (nephrite) he named the "new" Jade, Jadeite. Today gemologists apply the term jade only to nephrite and jadeite.

Jadeite Jade Bangles from Burma

~ the REAL Jade Jewellery

Jadeite Jade Bangles

(also known as Chinese Jade bangle bracelets)

Our bangles are genuine untreated Grade 'A'

100% of the world's jadeite jade is mined in Myanmar ~

Don't be misled by imitations!!

Jade ~ Stone of heaven

In humanity's entire recorded history, there has never existed a more intimate relationship between a people and a stone than that between the Chinese and jade. To the people of the Middle Kingdom, jade was not simply hardened earth but, instead, crystallized magic - a tiny piece of heaven bequeathed by the gods to those of us destined to suffer here on earth. It was literally the link between heaven and earth, the bridge that allowed mortals to cross over into immortality.

In Chinese athletic competitions ivory was given for third place and gold for second. Jade was reserved solely for the winners including high officials in the imperial court because as the saying went: "Gold has a price--but jade is priceless."

Within jade's verdant interior the Chinese saw all that is good with humanity - virtue, purity, justice, humanity, and more. But while jade itself might be priceless many are willing to extract coin for the honor of holding it in one's hand or wearing the green stone on a finger or ear. In fact the search itself has its price.

When one looks at the meaning of the word "jade" in Chinese then it is here that one can see the beginnings of just how important jade is to the Chinese culture. The word for jade in the Mandarin Chinese language is "Yu". The Chinese character for jade resembles a capital "I" with a line across the middle, the top representing the heavens, the bottom the earth, and the centre section, mankind". In Chinese, the word Yu is used to call something precious just as in English one may use gold or silver.

Jadeite Jade is mined in the Kachin State in northern Myanmar about 450 miles north of Mandalay and south-west of the State's Capital Myitkyina near to which the famous "Road to Mandalay" starts its long journey down to the Andaman Sea.