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Designs by Thor (The House of Rose)

Fashion, Accessories, Jewelry, Handbags, Belts, Scarves, other, Travel, Wedding, Miscellaneous
Tony Iyke, who currently resides in Portland Oregon, grew up in Nigeria where he learned the profession of design and tailoring from his mentor and mother, Rose, whome he named his fashion label Designs by THOR (The House of Rose). Tony has always had a passion for designing and creating unique hand-crafted pieces that are both classy and distinguished, and last the test of time as such. He prides himself in his attention to detail and customer satisfaction.

Flex-n-Fly

Travel, Miscellaneous
Women Owned
Flex-n-Fly is a wellness company that provides stretching/relaxation classes to travelers before they board their international and domestic flights. We also offer inflight programs. Our vision is to help flyers create healthy habits while providing an atmosphere of quietude at the airport. At Flex-n-Fly, our mission is to help relax travelers that suffer from anxiety while building a community at the airport. We understand that flying can be an overwhelming experience for many. Because of that, we created “The Flex 35”. The Flex 35 is our 35-minute exercise formula infused with stretching, breathing, and restorative yoga. Classes are on the hour every hour. You can book online to reserve your spot or you can find us at an airport near you.

Colourshot

Hair & Headwear, Accessories, Home & Garden, Decor, Other, Fashion, Accessories, Handbags, Scarves, other, Office, Paper & Stationery, Greeting Cards, Stationary, Notebooks, Travel, Miscellaneous
Women Owned
Hi and welcome to Colourshot, which uses lovely, colourful African fabric in everyday contemporary ways. Everything is handmade in the UK by myself, Tanya. Colourshot started as a way to indulge my love of making clothes and buying fabric. By running a business, I could enjoy guilt free fabric shopping, and let loose on my creative side. Along the way, I added a jewellery business where I used purchased beads to design jewellery. But the real breakthrough came when I decided to make cards using African fabric. (Which is why my Instagram is called Colourshotcards!) Having started out making cards, I then added jewellery, this time completely handmade, using fabric and wood. Then mugs and coasters, which were and still are a major hit. Ideas kept on flowing (thank you God), and over the past 4 years, Colourshot in its current form has steadily developed into a lovely little card and gift shop, providing contemporary and useful gifts for all those who love a touch of African fabric. The clothes and generic jewellery business have had to be retired, to allow me to maintain my focus on cards and gifts