Wednesday, 19 August 2015

The 24th Annual Saint Hill International Arts Festival 2015 - A Great Success!

The annual Classical Concert was performed this year, for the first time, outdoors in the grounds of Saint Hill Manor under a beautiful old Cedar tree.


East Grinstead - From 2nd to 9th August 2015, Saint Hill Manor was host to a wide range of artists from many countries around the world during this year's Saint Hill International Arts Festival.

The week consisted of performances, an Arts Quiz and many different workshops on subjects including creativity by South African documentary maker Chris Dresser, film-making by local videographer Mark Gibson, writing by award-winning author Roger Ellory, drawing by local artist Jane Moore and how to make a living as an artist from a business management point of view by local businessman Tom Shuster.

Film-making by Mark Gibson. Photo: Jane Billing
RJ Ellory's talk on writing for a living. Photo: Vicky Ellory
Local artist Jane Moore. Photo: Jane Billing
Tom Shuster's talk on how to make a living as an artist. Photo: Jane Billing
Mike Ricketts is quizmaster for the Arts Quiz. Photo: John Wood
The Art Garden, which took place on Saturday 8th August, has become a Saint Hill Arts Festival favourite even though it is only its 2nd year running! The Art Garden was the invention of Neil Lemon and is coordinated by Angie Lemon. It had the highest number of artists participating in one day during the festival and this year, it included 25 artists from Mexico, Australia, Venezuela, Hungary, Holland and many local artists and painters. Many children enjoyed the facepainting and painting activities with Katy Newell while musicians entertained everyone all day long, and the Art Garden was attended by around 150 people.

Hungarian painter Judit Szabo with her paintings and those of Magdolna Szabo also. Photo: Angie Lemon
The ever-popular Art Garden. Photo: Jane Billing
The grand finale of the festival on Sunday 9th August was a performance of Schubert's Octet in F Major by The Blaze Ensemble of London. Since the weather on the day was so glorious, it was decided to hold the concert in the grounds beneath one of the magnificent Blue Cedar trees which made for a beautiful setting. The concert was well attended and guests included local dignitaries.

The Blaze Ensemble of London performing under the Cedar tree. Photo: Tabitha Hardy
Each year, Sheila Gaiman, the festival's Executive Producer, presents the Lifetime Achievement Award to an artist of great merit. This year, it was presented to bassoonist and director of The Blaze Ensemble of London, Tom Hardy. Tom has played with many of the UK's leading orchestras and ensembles including the English Chamber Orchestra, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, BBC Symphony Orchestra, and the Welsh National Opera.

Tom Hardy receiving his Lifetime Achievement Award from Sheila Gaiman. Photo: Jane Billing
"Thank you to everyone who attended this year's festival. Art, whichever form it might take, is inherent in all of us; it reaches and simulates our deepest emotions. L. Ron Hubbard, himself an exceptional artist in many fields, wrote in his book Science of Survival: "The elevation of a culture can be measured directly by the numbers of its people working in the field of aesthetics." We look forward to welcoming you to next year's festival, our 25th, which promises to be a very special quarter-of-a-century International celebration," said Sheila Gaiman.

About the Saint Hill International Arts Festival

The Saint Hill International Arts Festival was inspired by Scientology's founder, L. Ron Hubbard who stressed the importance of the role that art plays in society and he strongly encouraged artistic creativity in all its forms. The purpose of the Festival is to inspire artists into greater productivity. Saint Hill Manor was L. Ron Hubbard's family home from 1959-1967.

Contact details:

Festival management:
comm@arts-festival.org
www.arts-festival.org

Media relations:
John Wood
jw@worldwidepr.net
+44 777 152 0001
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Saturday, 11 April 2015

Unique Personal Account of the Liberation of Belsen Concentration Camp Marks its 70th Anniversary

Liberating Belsen Concentration Camp - A Personal Account
by (former) Lt-Colonel Leonard Berney R.A. T.D.

"Liberating Belsen Concentration Camp - A Personal Account by (former) Lt-Colonel Leonard Berney R.A. T.D." is the only book published that recounts the events that led up to the British Army’s uncovering of the Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp and its 60,000 prisoners, and their subsequent liberation.

Forewords by Nanette Blitz Konig, Belsen survivor and former classmate of Anne Frank, and Major-General Nicholas Eeles CBE, with the introduction by the Oscar®-nominated film director Joshua Oppenheimer.


London - In this first-hand memoir, former Lt-Colonel Leonard Berney captures the drama and horror encountered by the British Army, and recounts the heroic efforts by the liberating troops to provide food, medical care, housing, and rescue the thousands upon thousands of concentration camp survivors. 
On 15th April 1945, the then 25-year-old Leonard Berney (now 95 years old) was one of the officers of the advance party detailed to take over Belsen Concentration Camp from the Germans and one of the first of the liberators to go through its gates. 
"We drove the length of the camp and back; it was nearly half a mile long. Announcements were made in German and other languages that the British Army had arrived to take over the camp; the inmates were now safe but had to stay where they were. As we drove along the camp’s main road we saw dead bodies lying beside the road, and many hundreds of emaciated men and women prisoners still mostly behind barbed wire. 
"We saw many long wooden huts with corpses littering the ground between them. In open areas at the rear of the huts, more piles of corpses. At the end of the road, we saw a large open mass grave containing hundreds of corpses. The sights, the stench, the sheer horror of the place, were indescribable." 
"Then at the end of the road, we arrived at a large pit partly full of corpses, both men and women—there must have been several hundred."
This is the only book to be published that recounts:
  • the events that led up to the British Army’s uncovering of the Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp and its 60,000 prisoners
  • how the Army dealt with the unprecedented horror that existed in the camp
  • how the surviving prisoners were rescued
  • how the inmates were evacuated
  • how the Royal Army Medical Corps established the world’s largest hospital to care for the many thousands of sick and emaciated ex-inmates
  • how the survivors were rehabilitated and cared for
  • how they were repatriated to their own countries
  • why many thousand refused to return ‘home’ and 
  • the eventual establishment of the Belsen Displaced Persons camp, the largest DP camp in Germany. 
It includes a foreword by Belsen survivor Nanette Blitz Konig, a foreword by the General Officer Commanding Scotland and Chairman of the Royal Artillery Historical Trust, Major-General Nicholas Eeles CBE, and an introduction by Oscar®-nominated film director Joshua Oppenheimer whose work includes "The Act of Killing" and "The Look of Silence", both of which document the genocide that took place there during the Indonesian Killings of 1965-66.

Leonard Berney was a senior British Army officer who participated in the liberation of the Camp, who was in charge of evacuating the ex-prisoners to the vast Rehabilitation Camp that the Army set up, and who was then appointed as the Commandant of that Camp until its management was handed over to the United Nations, and who gave evidence against the SS guards at the Belsen War Crimes Trial.

Leonard Berney as a 2nd Lieutenant, aged 18 in 1939 before the outbreak of war.

Some responses to "Liberating Belsen Concentration Camp":


"I wept through much of your account of the liberation of Bergen-Belsen. Minutes after I reached the end, I felt the urge to start again from the beginning." 
Joshua Oppenheimer

"The importance of your historical observations are more relevant today than ever before. Thank you for devoting your energy and talent to the task."
Judy Sheindlin (Judge Judy)

About the Author

Leonard Berney was born in London in 1920. After leaving St Paul’s School, Hammersmith in 1938 he joined the Territorial Army as a Second Lieutenant. At the beginning of 1939 he and his Anti-Aircraft Regiment were mobilized for full-time military service in the defence of London. He took part countering The Blitz and the V1 flying bomb attacks. In August 1944 he was in Normandy as the Staff Officer, Anti-Aircraft Defence, of XIII Corps of the British 21st Army. This is his personal account of his experience of the Liberation of Belsen Concentration Camp and as the Commandant of the Displaced Persons camp that housed the survivors. Following his time at Belsen, he was appointed Military Governor of Schleswig-Holstein and was released from the army at the end of 1946, rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. He pursued a business career until he retired. Today, Leonard Berney is regularly asked to deliver lectures on the Liberation of Belsen, by groups such as Congregation Ner Tamid, Las Vegas and Greenwich University, London and he is often asked to take part in documentaries on the Holocaust such as Night Will Fall which was broadcast on television in twenty countries around the world to mark Holocaust Memorial Day 2015. Leonard now lives on the residential ship The World. In his 95th year when he wrote this book, he has to be one of the very few survivors of the liberators of the infamous Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp.

Leonard Berney today
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Sunday, 22 March 2015

An Intriguing and Highly Individual 5-Bedroom, 5-Reception Room Older Style Property For Sale in East Grinstead

Woodside, Medway Drive, East Grinstead, West Sussex, RH19 4NB

Guide Price: £500,000

An intriguing and highly individual 5-bedroom, 5-reception room older-style property nestled in a peaceful private road in one of East Grinstead's most sought after locations is now on the market. This property has great potential to create a lovely family home.

Positioned at the end of a peaceful private road just off Coombe Hill Road, backing onto open fields, an extended five-bedroom, five-reception room property forming part of a former country house dating back to the early 1900s, with great potential to create a wonderful family home, with no onward chain.

The property has a B&B certificate and has been established successfully as a guest house since 1987 (proof of income available). The house has the potential for another 6 to 10 rooms by building on an additional 2 to 3 floors above, as the existing building is mainly on the ground floor. In addition, the next door property (within the same building) has already been granted planning permission to extend to 3 stories.

There is a driveway providing parking for a number of vehicles with woodland to the side. The garden comprises a patio, giving over to lawn backing onto open fields.

For more information, please contact Elana Grossi:

elanagrossi@yahoo.com
07889 859109

The sitting room
Its Entrance Hall includes oak flooring and radiator, while the sitting room includes a wood-burning stove set in the fireplace with brick surround, exposed floorboards, stairs to first floor, under-stairs
cupboard, two double glazed windows and radiator.

The sitting room, alternative view

The kitchen includes a range of wall and base units, stainless steel sink and drainer, oven with extractor over, space and plumbing for washing machine, space and plumbing for a tumble dryer and tiled flooring with radiator.

The wood-burning stove 
The bathroom suite comprises low level wc, wash hand basin, bath with shower over, tiled flooring and double glazed window.

The family room
The family room comprises a study with double-glazed window and radiator. The shower room comprises a walk-in shower cubicle, wash hand basin, low level wc and fully tiled walls. The cloakroom comprises a low-level wc, wash hand basin, half tiled walls and window to side.

Bedroom with built-in cupboard

The bedroom with built-in cupboard includes a double-glazed door, double-glazed window and radiator.

Bedroom with double-glazed door, double-glazed window and radiator

The Floor Plans

For more information, please contact Elana Grossi:

elanagrossi@yahoo.com
07889 859109

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Saturday, 29 November 2014

Richard Young is This Year's Speaker at Grays of Westminster's Christmas Dinner at the IoD

​​Sophia Loren by Richard Young

An extremely rare opportunity: An Evening with…Richard Young, Celebrating 40 Years of Photography

 SPECIAL NIKON PRIZE DRAW:A chance to win a pair of Nikon high-grade binoculars worth £450 courtesy of Nikon UK

London - Grays of Westminster, the London-based, multi-award winning exclusively Nikon camera shop, is proud to announce that the speaker for its prestigious Christmas Evening this year is Richard Young, who is currently celebrating his 40 years of photography.

The dinner, now in its 7th year, will be held in the magnificent Regency Restaurant at the Institute of Directors (IoD) at 116 Pall Mall, London from 6.30pm on Friday 5th December 2014. After the meal, Richard Young, one of the most remarkable social documentary photographers of our time, will present his extraordinary images from a monumental career spanning forty years.

The itinerary for the evening is as follows:

Date: Friday, December 5th, 2014
Venue: Institute of Directors (IoD), 116 Pall Mall, London, SW1Y 5ED

Champagne Reception: 6.30 p.m. Introduction and Welcome

Dinner: 7.15 p.m.

Richard Young’s Presentation in the morning room: 9.15 p.m.

Cost of the evening: £155 per ticket

In addition to the dinner and talk, there will be a special Nikon prize draw included in the price of the ticket: a chance to win a pair of Nikon high-grade binoculars worth £450.00 complete with case, courtesy of Nikon UK!

The IoD is a grand Grade I listed Regency building and its sweeping marble staircase and vast walls covered in 18th and 19th century canvases provides a spectacular backdrop for the evening; the period restaurant at the IoD is a most fitting venue for this elegant, traditional Christmas celebration.

About Richard Young

“Richard Young is one of the most important photographers of the 20th Century.” Lord Snowdon

Richard’s body of work contains a wealth of iconic images from a distinguished range of famous subjects, from Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu to the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, from Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Junior to Tom Cruise, Princess Diana and Jackie Onassis. Over the years, he has covered the Cannes Film Festival and the Oscars in Los Angeles, as well as visiting orphanages in Romania with Michael Jackson and accompanying United States troops to Iraq.

In 2012, Richard was presented with the Ischia Art Award at the Ischia Global Film and Music Festival in Italy, and in the same year was featured as the subject of a four-part Sky Arts Documentary: Celebrity Exposed: The Photography of Richard Young. In 2013, he was awarded Le Prix Champagne de la Joie de Vivre, and later in the year, an Honorary Fellowship and the title Honorary Doctor in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the Field of Photography from The University of The Arts London.

 About Grays of Westminster

 Grays of Westminster, located in central London, a short distance from the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace and Knightsbridge, was founded almost thirty years ago by Gray Levett with the idea of creating a world-class camera store, which would offer a service that was second to none. Grays of Westminster is to many photographers not just a camera-shop but an institution, one that has attracted customers from all over the world and from all walks of life. It evolved from a modest mail order company in the mid-1980s to its present, highly-respected position in the photographic industry with over 47,000 customers world-wide, that have included the legendary film-director, Stanley Kubrick, David Suchet, best-known in his role as Hercule Poirot, Agatha Christie’s famous sleuth, Lord Snowdon, world-famous National Geographic photographer Jim Brandenburg, Rod Stewart, and the late 1960s’ icon Terence Donovan.

Now in its 7th year, the Grays of Westminster Christmas Evening at the IoD has become a staple event in London's photographic calendar. Previous distinguished speakers include Neil Lucas, former producer of the BBC’s world renowned Natural History Unit for over 20 years, Mike Maloney OBE, the UK’s most decorated press photographer, Julian Calder, one of the world’s best portrait photographers, well known for having recently been commissioned to take official portraits of Her Majesty The Queen and HRH Prince Philip, and Jim Brandenburg, one of the world’s greatest living nature photographers.

For more information, please contact:

Gillian Greenwood
Grays of Westminster
40 Churton Street
London
SW1V 2LP

+44 (0)20 7828 4925
info@graysofwestminster.co.uk


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Thursday, 27 November 2014

KableKache Cable Organizer Climbs the Hilltop



KableKache is proud and honoured to announce that Hilltop Products (www.hilltop-products.co.uk) now stock KableKache.

 For the last 30 years, Hilltop-Products (who count Airbus amongst their clients) have been market leaders in cable management solutions. Their clients list may begin with Airbus, but then it goes on through BAE Systems, Bentley Motor Cars, British Airways, Bombardier Transportation, Continental, and all the way through to the London Underground, Mercedes and Siemens- a veritable who’s who of industry. Not surprising since their industry sectors cover Aerospace, Automotive, through Communications and Marine, to Medical, Military / Defence and Rail. With such wide experience over the last thirty years, it must be hard to find a company more expert in the field.

 “Hilltop-Products are leading experts in wire and cable management solutions and for them to stock a product it has to work and work well,“ the CEO of KableKache told us. “For us, it is a real honour and we regard it as an important seal of approval that a company as expert as Hilltop-Products has taken on KableKache. We feel that the sleek and simple nature of KableKache itself is very important. Other wind-up cable organizers either look like the remains of a dog’s breakfast, redefine the word “ugly” or get horribly complicated with springs and stuff that terrorise you when they go wrong. If ours goes wrong – and you have to try pretty hard to make it do that - you just pop the top off with a screwdriver, pull out the wire and pop the top back on – the work of seconds.”    

“Hilltop is stocking the general-use 6 cm size (1.8 in) that is the first to come available and works just great for earbuds, headphones, charger wires, smaller USB cables, audio cables and so on,” the CEO of KableKache told us. “But we are fast growing the range and next week we will be announcing exciting new sizes and different convenient packagings, and competitions as part of our aim to keep KableKache always fresh, new and exciting and a convenience everyone enjoys.”


KableKache Simply Rockets

Sir Richard Bronson said, “Any fool can make something complicated. It is hard to make something simple.” http://www.virgin.com/richard-branson/complexity-is-your-enemy That is really KableKache’s virtue – its outstanding simplicity. There is almost nothing to it and it works like a charm as its YouTube video demonstrates: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6EnVnbul8A&list=UUL-bXiuV-nm1Vh6EuKwOFww

This KableKache simplicity seems to be catching, as its sales and Google hits show:



KableKache Free? Free Diamonds??

Well, almost. In addition to being so confident in KableKache that they are giving away certified diamonds with KableKache – one with every 10,000th, every 250,000th and every 1,000,000th KableKache no less – they are also allowing qualified customers to try KableKache on a no-risk Sale-or-Return basis. That, as they say, is putting your money where your mouth is!

Further information: 

Carl Guest | Peter Warren:
+33 6 24469394 | +33 6 07930527
SALES@KABLEKACHE.COM | CEO@KABLEKACHE.COM

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KableKache Cable Organizer Breaks New Records


After recently announcing its $149,999 wearable solid platinum earbud KableKache with 500 diamonds – the world’s most expensive personal cable organizer they say – KableKache is breaking more records again.

Facebook experts generally agree that an “average” Click Through Rate (“CTR”) is 0.04- 0.05% and the highest response rate, called “optimal”, is said to be 0.11-0.16%

According to Wikipedia, “the click-through rate of an advertisement is defined as the number of clicks on an ad divided by the number of times the ad is shown, expressed as a percentage”.   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Click-through_rate

But the KableKache people will have none of it: “We don’t have any CTRs for our KableKache advertising on Facebook that are as low as what they call “Optimal”,” the CEO of KableKache told us. “In the most sophisticated countries such as UK and USA, our CTR is 1.86% – nearly 10X ‘optimal’. We are advertising in over 20 countries and we have been getting CTRs as high as 5.6% – rates we’ve never seen before. Even in the least responsive countries the CTR is 1.8% or more.”

KableKache has added over 3,000 followers to its Facebook page in the last few days. “We added over 800 followers in the last twenty-four hours”, the CEO said, “and the visits to our KableKache website have more than tripled.” We keep on hearing of people buying followers form “suppliers” in Bangladesh and other countries like that so we asked the CEO if that was how he got his? “We don’t cheat,” the CEO told us. “Others may, but we do not.”




For a humble cable organizer to get that kind of response it has to have something special. “What people really need, what I personally wanted and what I invented just to satisfy my own needs,” the CEO told us “is something that is super-simple, costs very little  – KableKache are around $1.50 – and looks as elegant as an iPhone or an IPad. It has to have that ‘want to fiddle with it and just hold it in my hand quality’ that is the hallmark of Apple’s incredible designs. I don’t pretend to be Jonathan Ive, Apple’s extraordinary design genius – he is my hero – but the entire time I was designing KableKache I was thinking of him and his designs and trying to capture the “essence of Apple” that he captures so dramatically each and every time. While I don’t claim to have achieved what you could call “Ive Excellence”, it is true that everyone who gets hold of a KableKache doesn’t want to let go of it again – they just keep on playing with it. Our samples are disappearing at a rate that is a witness to that.”

We get a lot of unsolicited testimonials and they line up completely with the sort of response we got to our Facebook advertising,“ the CEO said, “These are typical – this is one from a guy called Andy who told us, “Works great, what I fantastic idea!”  and here’s one from somebody else  – Adam: “Brilliant item. Easily swallowed the ridiculous 2m+ cable on my AKG headphones.” Both of them – and all the others say pretty much the same thing and like the others comment on the fact that the idea is brilliant, great, good stuff. Now while that is flattering all right, it means something more because it really says that KableKache gives everyone a “like it a lot” feeling. It gives people a good experience – the sort of thing that makes a good product into a great product. We are seeing that the Facebook advertising and the actual user experience go hand in hand, so the person who responds to advertising is going to be pretty happy once he gets the actual product and finds it exceeds his expectations.”

KableKache keeps getting more and more inquiries – that latest from a Far East mobile phone maker who wants to package his phone’s earbuds in the 4.5 cm (1.7”) earbud size of KableKache. KableKache is enthusiastic about that. They take the view that when KableKache is used as a promotional item – branded with a manufacturer’s name for example – it will outlast the product itself many times and go on promoting the manufacturer years after whatever the KableKache packaged has been recycled more than once.

We don’t know where KableKache is going, but, wherever that is, it certainly seem to be getting there fast

Further information: 

Carl Guest | Peter Warren:
+33 6 24469394 | +33 6 07930527
SALES@KABLEKACHE.COM | CEO@KABLEKACHE.COM

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Announcing the world’s most expensive wearable jewellery cable organizer

DIAMONDS AND PLATINUM INSPIRE WORLD’S MOST EXPENSIVE WEARABLE EARBUD CABLE ORGANISER

ELEKKANZIA KABLEKACHE FASHION ACCESSORIES ANNOUNCED

After announcing its special 4.5 cm (1.7 inch) KableKache size specially designed for earbuds, the KableKache Company has gone seriously up-market and announced the world’s most expensive range of custom, made-to-order ultra-luxury fashion statement earbud KableKaches to shorten the earbud wires of the outrageously wealthy.

Everyone already knows that KableKache is the world’s most sleek and sexy cable organizer. But until now it has also been the world’s least expensive elegant and wearable cable organizer (discounting wire ties which are neither sleek nor sexy).

The KableKache people just blew “inexpensive” out of the window by announcing the world’s most expensive ever cable organizers.

“A person’s earbuds are not just a listening device,” the CEO of KableKache told us, “they are a fashion statement. They say who you are. Are you a never-heard-of brand person? Or are you a top-of-the line type of person, the kind that others pretend not to glance at but secretly admire? Do your earbuds match what you are wearing today or don’t they? Are you with it or not?”

“We felt that if someone for whom elegance is a way of life – the Vuitton, Chanel type of person – wants to shorten the always-too-long wires on their earbuds then whatever shortens it should be a fashion statement in its own right. This is where our special-edition, divinely elegant made-to-order versions of our earbud-size KableKache come in. Today, we are announcing our special order ELEKKANZIA range of jewellery 4.5 cm KableKache for earbuds,” the CEO continued.

GOLD PLATE, SOLID GOLD OR PLATINUM AND DIAMONDS? Lustro, Oroso or Diamandi Excessiva?




All the ELEKKANZIA range are 4.5 cm (1.7 inch) earbud-size KableKaches,“ the CEO continued. “The first of these ELEKKANZIA models is the ELEKKANZIA LUSTRO model. LUSTRO is an 18-carat gold plated 4.5 cm (1.7 inch) KableKache retailing at around $699.99 (without tax) or £549.99 or 699.99 EU with VAT.

“The ELEKKANZIA OROSA model is made in 18 carat white or yellow solid gold at the customer’s choice,” the CEO told us, “and retails for $9,999 (without tax) or £7,499.99 or 9,999.99 EU with VAT. The ELEKKANZIA OROSA model can be engraved with initials or images and is presented in a solid walnut presentation case.”

“The ELEKKANZIA DIAMANDI EXCESSIVA model is made from solid pure platinum studded on both sides with a total of 500 diamonds,” the CEO told us. “The DIAMANDI EXCESSIVA comes in a solid gold presentation case and is made to order for us by one of the world’s most prestigious jewellers. The diamonds can be placed so as to make them into the picture of your choice in sparkling diamond making each EXCESSIVA into a unique piece.” The DIAMANDI EXCESSIVA is for the extremely wealthy only – even without tax it retails for $149,999.99, or £109,999 or 149,999.99 EU with VAT.

PLATINUM PEOPLE INSPIRE ELEKKANZIA RANGE

We asked ourselves, whoever would buy such a simple thing as cable organizer at such premium prices? Why would anyone spend that kind of money on a simple cable organizer? Are there really people who do not mind paying a few hundred or thousand times what their earbuds cost just to decorate them?

 “It’s not really a question of decorating earbuds,” the CEO OF KableKache objected. “It’s really another, new way to wear jewellery. The ELEKKANZIA range was conceived by chance recently when we were thinking of showing KableKache to a billionaire friend of ours and his wife. We knew both of them would like KableKache but the wife would feel it was far too plain for her and would want us to dress it up and make it more fun and more exciting. We reviewed the options and the result was that the first ELEKKANZIA DIAMANDI EXCESSIVA was born then and there. We felt this model really was over the top which is why we gave it the name of EXCESSIVA to express that.”

You can imagine that we asked the CEO who this mysterious billionairess was. “I’m sure you don’t expect me to answer that,” the CEO of KableKache replied, “Apart from the fact that (as you know) such people are intensely private, if we were to use her name she’d very likely want us to pay more for it than we could afford.”

The CEO added that: “because the DIAMANDI EXCESSIVA is well beyond the reach of almost everybody, we were glad to work out the other LUSTRO and OROSA models together so that almost everyone could find something affordable and exciting in the ELEKKANZIA jewellery range.”

WAITING LIST FOR ELEKKANZIA MODELS

“These ELEKKANZIA models are not quick to make with the ultra-high quality that is essential and our production capacity is very limited,” the CEO told us. “the result is that there anyone who wants one of the ELEKKANZIA models is going to have to be patient.”

“In fact” the CEO said, “we see a lot of opportunity for the KableKache principle in the luxury jewellery field where we feel it can inject some much-needed fun, excitement and variety that has been missing from a field that has become somewhat dull and repetitive. It is for this reason that the ELEKKANZIA range is only our first step to apply the KableKache principle to a range of jewellery that we call the BIJOUKKISSIMA range. We expect to be bringing out some exciting new developments in this range in the future.”

Cable organizers and luxury jewellery are not the kind of things you think of as going hand-in-hand, but with the KableKache people, you never know what they will come up with next.

Further information: 

Carl Guest | Peter Warren:
+33 6 24469394 | +33 6 07930527
SALES@KABLEKACHE.COM | CEO@KABLEKACHE.COM

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