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by Josh Sens

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If you can’t make it to Morocco or Mexico this month, go SHOPPING FOR EXOTIC PRODUCTS from your very own home. And skip the middleman, too. At this clever site, you can connect directly with artists in far-flung places and buy their work. From Andean alpaca sweaters to Kashmir rugs, a few clicks of the mouse bring it all to you. —

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