Sarah Lane, Owner and Resident Megalomaniac
Sarah is fifth generation St. Helenian, and was given the opportunity to purchase Baksheesh in the summer of 2015 after working there for four years. She renamed the store Rabbit Rabbit, but loved everything else about it too thoroughly to change much more.Having studied cultural anthropology in college, Sarah most appreciates the fact that fair traders take the traditional arts of various peoples and adapt them to modern design aesthetics, doing all they can to preserve the core of the art. Fair trade celebrates different cultures rather than seeking to change them
Sarah can usually be found with the sari throws, gazing at them longingly. In the time she manages to tear herself away from the beautiful fabric, she is the resident problem solver, stock hunter/gatherer, email answerer, and human Swiss army knife.
Sandi, resident sign maker and all around creator
Cynthia, our most cheerful saleswoman
Noodles, the Greeter and Employee Distractor
Noodles has been part of Rabbit Rabbit since the beginning! He can be found in the store distracting employees and greeting customers on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
His passions include: Tennis balls, digging in the sand at the beach, and going on hikes with Sarah, his owner.
Noodles, the Greeter and Employee Distractor
Noodles has been part of Rabbit Rabbit since the beginning! He can be found in the store distracting employees and greeting customers on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
His passions include: Tennis balls, digging in the sand at the beach, and going on hikes with Sarah, his owner.