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Businiess name:
City Buddha
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Review by:
Dionne W.
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Review content:
Do you need to find a gift for someone who has everything? Do you need something carved out of wood, yet you're not quite sure what that item may be? Have a yearning for incense, incense and more incense?
Welcome to City Budha, one of my favorite places to shop for gifts, whether or not the receiver is hard to shop for. Large collection of Buddhas (obviously) and beautiful carved wood boxes, cabinets, bowls, etc... Drums and prayer wheels too. Masks, Hindu deities, monkeys, movie posters and videos and incense, oh my.
Seriously, stop in here and enter an Asian street market, which is the effect the owners want. They choose everything themselves for the store, and they travel a lot looking for interesting things to bring to jaded city dwellers.
Grab some incense from the huge selection, a mini Buddha and zen out.
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