Amita - The Art of Gifts

Amita the Art of Gifts is truly one of the most beautful and exceptional gift store. It's rare quality is founded by the owner who is filled with beauty, kindess, generosity of spirit and subtlest jewel- like qualities. It is obviously refected within all that she offers in her store, from the finest handbags and purses, jewelry, scarves and ornate trinkets that are displayed everywhere. The colors and light emanating from the displays will surely draw in your spirit and generosity of the heart as you enter the store. Please do go in, and enjoy.

When shopping for something unique for a friend or loved one (or for myself) I always go to Amita's shop first. This tiny jewelbox of a shop is packed with special one-of-a-kind items hand selected with an eye for style, functionality and beauty. Handcrafted local items, imported scarves, gloves, leather goods, bags, glass, vases, tea cups etc. are carefully displayed, making it possible to actually see to advantage every item. Amita is helpful with ideas and it is rare that I leave without finding something I wish to purchase. The inventory is fresh, every changing and well displayed, which makes shopping a delight.

This store is one of my favorite places to buy unique gifts for my friends (and myself!). The owner has a distinct palate for style, quality, and uplifted beauty. It's a place I go to get that something that looks beautiful and I know I won't see three other people in town with the same thing.

Amita carries the most ungeneric handbags, scarves, jewerly, candles, housewares--all packed into a little shop. You can spend a lot of time there just looking and taking it all in. It's a little difficult not to leave with more than you went for.

Many items are handmade by local designers, non-corporate, and very real at fair trade value.

I just went in Amita today, and it seemed like a very nice little shop. Actually it is almost tiny, but they still have lots of interesting things there. The owner was very nice, and she even let me listen to an Indian CD that they had in the store. They have some things I haven't seen other places, like contemporary music from India on CDs.