Leku Eder translates to “beautiful place” in Euskara, a Basque language. In Danville, Leku Eder translates into a beautiful place for your home and garden. Jeanette Ugarte is the owner of this exotic find. As you enter you have a sense of calm that passes through you. The hectic world is left outside at the curb.

Jeanette travels to the Philippines, China, and Indonesia to find the treasures in her shop.

“It’s where eastern style meets western sensibility,” said Jeanette. You’ll find antique furniture, handcrafted baskets and hand painted bone china. The tea pots, tea and coffee cups and service pieces are simply works of art.

Jeanette says, “It’s art for the home, everything that you could imagine for your home that would be an art element.” Leku Eder carries a large selection of Celadon pieces. Celadon is an Asian glazing technique that is a true art form.

Leku Eder also provides a unique space for groups who would like to do tea tastings. You can learn to taste teas in flights, very much the way you would taste wine. What a great way to spend the afternoon.

Leku Eder
178 E. Prospect Avenue
Danville, CA 94526
Tel (925) 820-8012

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