We sincerely seek your generous and kind support at the 'Auction' and 'Raffle Tickets'
at the upcoming Charity Dinner
​on October 20, 2018

Proceeds go directly to fund our School For Life program to help underprivileged students to complete school in rural Cambodia.

Auction for School for Life

Bidding can be submitted to Info@PeopleStories prior to the charity dinner on October 20, 2018
Alternatively, you can submit your bid at the charity dinner too.

Cow Bell (#01)

• The earliest examples of truly recognizable cow bells date back to the Iron Age.
• A cowbell is a bell worn by freely roaming livestock, making animals easier to locate should they wander off.
• Collected in rural Siem Reap, this Cow Bell is a unique home decoration that gives a taste of the rural living, hard work and a sense of responsibility.  

Materials: Wood
Dimension:11cm (H) x 24cm (W) x 7cm (D)
Weight: 800g
RRP: SGD150
Starting Bid: SGD80

Apsara on Lotus (#02)

• Apsara is a classical Khmer performance art that originates from the 6th– 7th centuries.
• The graceful moves and postures inspired by those displayed on the walls of Angkor Wat and other ancient buildings in the area.
• Hand crafted by local artist in Siem Reap, this beautiful artwork will absolutely adds a sense of harmony to your home.

Materials: Wood
Dimension: 51cm(H) x 20cm(W) x 1.5cm(D)
Weight: 1.2kg
RRP: SGD160
Starting Bid: SGD90

Curiosity (#03)

• A picture says a thousand words.  What is this incredible picture telling you?
• Photographed at a local wet market in rural Siem Reap, Victoria encountered this little girl who was lost in the area.
• Her sense of lost but yet highly curious about what was happening in the surrounding had truly encaptured Victoria's attention.
• Place this mesmerizing artwork at home and enjoy the spirit of curiosity. 

Materials: Photopaper with frame
Dimension: A3 size - 30cm (H) x 42cm (W)
RRP: SGD150
​Starting Bid: SGD80

Happiness (#04)

"Although I can't swim, I love coming to the river and play with my friends.   On this particular day, my friend was carrying me around in the water.  I am 6 years old and studying in Grade 1.  I like eating rice and orange is my favorite colour.  My father works at a construction site and my mother is a cleaner."

• Photographed at a little creek at the village where Victoria stayed whilst volunteering in rural Siem Reap.
• Victoria hopes to bring their sense of energy and happiness to your home.

Materials: High quality photo  with frame
Dimension: A3 size - 30cm (H) x 42cm (W)
RRP: SGD150
​Starting Bid: SGD80

Mirroring Apsara (#05)

Mirroring Apsara (#06)

• Apsaras’ dance is an essential part of the Khmer culture.  It’s slow and sensual movements signify beauty.
• Legend has it that they were born from the Churning of the Ocean of Milk and thus, are messengers of peace between Kings on earth and the heaven.
• These two hand crafted artworks are made by local artists in Siem Reap.  You can display one as a stand alone piece, or have both of them to portray a mirroring image that brings love, harmony and a sense of beauty to your home.

Materials: Wood
Dimension: 51cm (H) x 22cm (W) x 2.5cm (D) each
Weight: 1.6kg each
RRP: SGD180 each
​Starting Bid: SGD100 each

Dinning Voucher at ART SG (#07&08)

“Indulge in a produce-driven menu that takes you on a refined, personal journey of Chef-Restaurateur Beppe De Vito’s culinary inspiration and innovation. At Art, we allow the world's finest ingredients to take the lead in our creative process.”

​RRP: SGD100 each
Starting Bid: SGD60 each

Raffles for School for Life

 SGD5 for a ticket or SGD20 for 5 tickets

Floating Village Oil Painting

• There are four floating villages around Siem Reap 
• They consist of stilted houses, where houses and buildings rest on tall, thin stilts that keep the occupants dry during the wet season, and also floating houses, which are regularly moved around according to water levels.
• The community sustain themselves mainly on catching fish and shrimp, but also harvest some land crops during the dry season.
• This hand and oil painted artwork is from a local artist in Siem Reap.​

Materials: Canvas with simple wood frame Dimension: 40cm (H) x 20cm (W) 

Up-cycle Laptop Bag by Sa'art

• Sa’art means “Beautiful” in the local Khmer language. PeopleStories Foundation works with local community to empower a women’s project.
• This laptop sleeve is made from re-purposed waste materials which are found locally in rural Siem Reap.  
• By using this bag, you are empowering village women to make a better future and enhance the environmental conscience. At the same time, fostering a greater environmental conscience.
• It fits comfortably a 15-inch laptop 

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Red Lantern Tea Light

• Red Mercury creates an enchanting glow around itself.
• This glass red lantern tea light is a perfect touch to add glow and elegance to your event and/or home. 
• Designed in UK and made in Germany

Baby Cow Bell

• Unlike the Parent Cow Bell, this Baby Cow Bell gives a sense of playfulness and joy to your home as a unique decorative art piece.
• The earliest examples of truly recognizable cow bells date back to the Iron Age.
• A cowbell is a bell worn by freely roaming livestock, making animals easier to locate should they wander off.

Materials: Wood
Dimension: 6cm (H) x 16cm (W) x 5cm (D)
Weight: 300g