Edmonds Mayor Dave Earling helps with the ribbon cutting of the new Taj Mahal Handicraft Marble. (Contributed photo)
The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce helped to celebrate a ribbon cutting ceremony on April 7 for its new member Taj Mahal Handicraft Marble located at 22315 Highway 99, Suite. O, Edmonds.
The boutique features handmade onyx marble works from both India and Pakistan. Available gift items include vases, mugs, platers, chess sets, decorative items, animals and more.
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