Pearl River Blog

Madeline Weinrib of New York Times uses Bamboo table runners from Pearl River!

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/07/29/garden/20100729-shopping.html?ref=garden

Get them here at http://bit.ly/bamburunner

Bamboo Runner

Wondering how that special guy in your life looks in Asian attire? You won’t have if you dress him up!

Mao Hat

Men Short Sleeve Dragon Print Top

Tai-Chi Shoes

Green tea is full of helpful antioxidants and drinking it may help lower your cholesterol. Do you drink any tea?

Organic Green Tea

Heart Shape Tea Strainer with Handle

Pink Flower Design Tea Set

If you had to decorate your room with $500 of Pearl River items, how would you do it? Watch this clip of HGTV’s Design Star contestants doing just that!

Bamboo blinds are believed to contain good luck, provide longer lifespans, and frighten evil spirits. What do they do for you (practical please!)?

Brown Thread Bamboo Blinds with Valance

Seamless Finish Bamboo Blinds with Valance

Fine Matchstick Bamboo Blinds - Green

Lipstick helps you look great–now help stylize your lipstick today!

Brocade Lipstick Box

Brocade Lipstick Case

Embroidery Lipstick Case

Magic on the screen! Sorcerer’s Apprentice in theaters July 14! Who’s going to watch it?

We’re someone’s “happy place”! Are we yours? Have any videos of us you’d like to share?

The earliest folding screens were invented in China before the Han dynasty (200 BC-200 AD). The most popular forms of screens are Japanese Shoji (障子).

Bamboo Print Synthetic Paper Shoji Screen - 6 ft.

4 Season Flower Print Synthetic Paper Shoji Screen

Wooden Frame with Rattan Weaving Shoji Screen