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While the Tourism Cluster of Oni lists 3 shops (NanArtOni, Edena crafting workshop, and Rugs from Racha), the shopping landscape in Oni reflects a modest offering, with one dedicated souvenir shop, EthnoOni. Visitors will also find a limited selection of locally crafted items, such as traditional textiles, handwoven crafts, and wooden crafts, available at local markets or curated by guesthouses, showcasing the community's artistic talents. Enhancing this aspect could involve initiatives to encourage local artisans, provide training on souvenir creation, and establish an artisan point of sale display nearby or within a tourist information center. Encouraging community engagement and collaboration among local craftsmen could further enrich the souvenir landscape, creating a more diverse and appealing shopping experience.
Menu of promising products
Menu of promising products
Products that might interest international tourists or tourists from the city may include:
Traditionally preserved and packaged food and beverage products such as fruits, mushrooms, nuts, herbs and spices, tea blends, jams or sauces, mineral water products, etc. that can travel well.
Naturopath medicines, traditional healing tools, mineral water products, soaps and beauty products.
Wood crafts and housewares such as bowls, cups, spoons, toys, baskets, wall art or decor, etc.
Metal handicrafts, jewelry and ornaments
Textiles, felting, and hand woven crafts (clothing, hats, shoes, rugs, hammocks, tablecloths, curtains, etc…)
Books, art and photography
Historical artifact and religious icon replicas
Musical instruments, digital music and sound files or CDs (“take home the sounds of Racha”)
Typical souvenirs that reflect the images and brand of Oni, including postcards, T-shirts, reusable bags and stickers
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