Today’s featured vendor is Azucena Walker, Owner of TeazSol. Tea drinking has been running in the family since our childhood when we used to drink sweet Hibiscus iced tea. That was the best cold drink ever! Later on our lives, we discovered that tea is not only delicious but it also has relaxing or accelerating effects on the bodies. Black/Green teas help us to keep going, when we have to deliver orders to our customers. But when we need to relax, Tisanes (Herbal Teas) are our favorites. If you need something to go alons with that fresh and delicious cup of tea TeazSol has gluten free and vegan cookies, muffins, and yes, there is tea in them. Try our Chocolate Chip, Oatmeal, Matcha, Chai cookies and muffins. You won’t want to forget to try their Chai Bunuelos, they are crispy and delicious. They also offer natural bamboo strainers and straws and gift boxes. They can also create unique party favors to be part of your special event such as weddings, Sweet 16 parties, Quinceanera, etc. TeazSol’s moto is whatever you are up to; TeazSol can help you find your tea!Mark your calendars and come visit TeazSol’s booth at the 3rd Annual Artrisan and Home Décor Market on September 28, 2019 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the Club, 1610 Tuscan Village Drive, League City, Texas 77573. For additional information contact VTLartisanmarket@gmail.com
Welcome resident and return vendor, June Rosenhagen to the 3rd Annual Artisan and Home Décor Market. In the 1980s June started painting on wood. In time her husband started cutting out wood items for her, mainly nativities, Santa’s, snowman, angels, etc. A friend invited her to her house to sell her items as she had something to sell. That is how she got my start on shows. About 10 years ago June started making angels out of beads for necklaces and earrings. Then 3 years ago she started making necklaces out of old jewelry pieces, watch faces and some parts that she buys. She calls these “Timely Necklaces”. June changed from wood items because her husband developed Parkinson’s and couldn’t use the saw anymore.
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