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Some of you may know that I make all different kinds of Cejilla's. I have made a couple of special ones that are on Auction on Ebay and 100% of the proceeds go to the Red Cross for Japan Disaster Relief. I know its a small effort but every bit can help. These Cejillas are made from Bamboo and feature the Japanese Sun symbol as well as a Kanji symbol for Healing. The Japanese are great friends of Flamenco, please help to show your support too. I cannot imagine what it must be like to have nothing, sitting on a blanket waiting for food and news. Help chase the price up, after all its not about getting a cheap cejilla but you will get a good unique cejilla in return. Again, no money goes to me. Thanks for looking.
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RE: Cejilla's to hel;p Japan Disaste... (in reply to lsnyman)
Thank you. If you mean how much are these? As much as can be raised on Auction. I will be adding some of my others and will also donate 25% of those proceeds.
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RE: Cejilla's to hel;p Japan Disaste... (in reply to lsnyman)
The Auctions for these Cejillas ended. I would like to thank everyone who placed a bid for helping get these sold and we raised over $120 for the Red Cross in this effort. Its not much but every bit helps. I dont know if the winners are members or this forum but Thank You for your support and congratulations! Liam
RE: Cejilla's to hel;p Japan Disaste... (in reply to lsnyman)
Thanks Liam! I won the top one. I expected the price to shoot up in the end, but it ended at a very modest sum. Still I guess many tiny streams add up.
Greatly looking forward to it and checking it out on my guitar. Both are cejillas are very beautiful!