These official show merchandise will make excellent gifts for you and your love ones. To place your order, please fill in the enclosed order form and return via email to merchandise@moob-international.com. Once your order is confirmed, an order confirmation email will be sent to you.

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100% Cotton White Polo Tee with Official Show Logo Embroidery


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  S$20.00 nett (adult's size)
  
  Code : STBS-001A
  
  
  Selling Price:
  S$18.00 nett (kid's size)
  
  Code : STBS-001K

100% Cotton White Round Neck Tee with Official Show Logo Design Print


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• Selling Price: S$15.00 nett (adult's size)
  
  Code : STBS-002A
  
  
  Selling Price: S$14.00 nett (kid's size)
  
  Code : STBS-002K

100% Cotton White Round Neck Tee with Flying Panda Design Print


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• Selling Price: S$12.00 nett (adult's size)
  
  Code : STBS-003A
  
  
  Selling Price: S$11.00 nett (kid's size)
  
  Code : STBS-003K

100% Thick Cotton Shopping Tote Bag, with 2-sided print, front pocket and full inner lining (Limited Edition)


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  S$18.00 nett (adult's size)
  
  Code : STBS-004
  
  
  Printed Text : i'm the flying
  panda's parachute bag*
  
  *use me as a recycled bag too!
  
  Size : 42cm(L) x 35cm(W)
  Colour : vanilla & cocoa brown

Payment mode
1. Payment must be made in cash or cheque only.
2. Full payment upon collection or delivery of order.
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4. Please do not send cash to the above address.

Self-Collection
1. For self-collection, please contact Positive Solutions Pte Ltd to make arrangement.


Delivery
1. Delivery service is available from Monday – Saturday, from 9am to 6pm.
2. Delivery can only be done within Singapore.
3. Delivery charges will be waived for order amount above S$200 nett in a single receipt.
    Free delivery is only to one location within Singapore.
4. Delivery charges will be imposed if order amount is below S$200 nett.
    Delivery charges range from S$8 - S$15, depending on the location.

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Annei Leung (Merry Bears by Annei Leung)
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Japan Teddy Bear Co. Ltd
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Mie Kondo (HESO-KUMA)
Mie Kondo started collecting teddy bears just after she got married in 1984. After 15 years of being a collector, she decided to make her very own bears in 1999. Since then, Mie has participated in many teddy bear events and conventions and had also made teddy bears that were featured in advertisements.

In 2002, Mie created teddy bears with red flower dyeing method and it was an instant hit. Encouraged by this success, she followed up with a series of teddy bears with birthday-stone in navel under the brand name “HESO-KUMA”. Soon, she was making bears with genuine crystals added to the paws and navel, and her 2006 collection featured black diamond eyes and navel with 24K gold threaded nose. Mie’s constant experimenting with different teddy bear making techniques has yielded rewards in recent years, making her one of the most sought after artists in Japan.

Yuko Nakayama
After graduating from college, Yuko Nakayama worked in the handbag design and sales department of an apparel company, and gained valuable experience in which she applied to the design of her bears. Yuko has been making teddy bears for the past 10 years, and had took part in numerous teddy bear trade shows held in Japan as well as other parts of Asia. In 2004, she won 1st prize in the 12 inches dressed bear category at the 3rd Seoul Teddy Bear Festival.
Christy Firmage of Christy's Bears
Christy Firmage has been making teddy bears professionally for the past 15 years, and has won or been nominated for a number of prestigious awards for her wonderful creations. The list of awards accorded to her include TOBY award, Golden Teddy award, British Bear Artist Global Award, TITA and JTBA award (Japan), Korean award, Taiwan award and Golden George award (Germany). Christy makes teddy bears that range from 4" to 15" and over, and she is mostly recognized for her Victorian costumed bears.

Currently, Christy works as a sales associate for Neiman-Marcus in the Couture department and spent the rest of her time sewing bears and participating in teddy bear trade shows. She took part in past trade shows held in Singapore, and look forward to meeting the collectors in this year’s show.
Mac Pohlen (Mac Animals)
Mac Pohlen has always favored naked bears of a clean and simple line. In most cases, the bear should be able to make a statement through his expression and body style. Hats and/or clothing are sometimes added for a bit of whimsy. She likes to make classic teddies that will live from generation to generation to carry on the traditions of family, kindness, loyalty and patience. To Mac, the perfect bear is one that will age gracefully; a bear that you never get tired of looking at no matter if he acquires a few wrinkles around the eyes, a stomach that goes to paunch or a back that slowly humps.

Mac has been making bears for 24 years, and exhibited her creations in England, Germany, Paris, Holland, Tokyo, Singapore, Walt Disney World, Disneyland, New York, Chicago, San Diego and Switzerland. Through the years she has taught the art of teddy bear making in many of these countries, as well. She finds great pleasure in meeting her collectors of her work.
Only One Inc
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Rosalie Frischmann (Mill Creek Creations)
Since 1983, Rosalie Frischmann has been creating charming animals under the Mill Creek Creations label. These creations are well known throughout the world for the fine workmanship and sweet expressions. Rosalie’s bears, dogs and other animals are lovingly made using original designs and the finest imported materials from around the world. Her works have been featured in books, magazines, greeting cards and calendars.

In 1990, Rosalie became a featured artist at the Walt Disney World Teddy Bear and Doll Convention. She created many wonderful bears and auction vignettes for the convention, which received awards and were sold at record prices. Subsequently, she was asked to be one of a small select group of artists to be part of the first ever Tokyo Disney Character Convention held in Tokyo Japan. She was also commissioned to design displays at four Teddy Bear Museums in Japan. Today, you will find Rosalie’s creations on permanent display at the Korean Teddy Bear Museum and the Teddy Bear Museum of Naples, Florida.

Gund, Inc. approached Rosalie to design their Barton’s Creek Collection in 1999. Many of these designs went on to win the highest awards and have been carried in such prestigious stores as Harrods in London, England.
Alicia Quek (Eskole Noombas)
Alicia Quek is Singapore's first professional bear artist.

She was hooked on bear-making after creating her first bear in Perth, Western Australia in 1995.

Her career as a bear artist was launched in 1997 after being honoured in an international competition with a British Bear Artist Award for a set of realistic bear cubs.

Many successful bear shows overseas in the UK, Germany, US, Switzerland and Japan followed in the subsequent years. Alicia has also received many awards from international bear-artist competitions including nominations for TOBYs (USA) and Golden Teddy Awards, as well as having had her work featured in numerous magazines worldwide.

In 2004, her polar bear and penguin set was selected to be on the cover of BarReport- a German magazine. The following year, “Cub in Spring” was pictured in “101 Bears to Make” by an American artist, Nancy Tillberg. In Japan, she was invited twice to conduct bear-making demonstrations and sell her bears in Kintetsu Departmental Store.

Alicia specializes in creating realistic bears that are strong in character, yet friendly and approachable. Materials used include both high-quality German synthetic plush furs as well as mohair, which is woven from the fur of the Angora goat.

Through her work, Alicia hopes to spread the love of wild bears in their natural habitat and raise awareness for the plight of Asian bears that are trapped on bear farms in China and Vietnam, so that they one day, may be free.
Isaac Kong & Pamela Theng (moob international)
Isaac and Pamela started their teddy bear design company with the aim of furthering their passion for teddy bear making and to spread this love in soft-sculpture art form to people around the world. Since the company’s inception in 2002, Isaac and Pamela has been creating works of art that reflect individual styles, characters, personalities and moods. Attention to detail and a commitment to quality are signature features of the couple’s creations.

In 2006, Isaac and Pamela were commissioned to design 6 pairs of couple teddies by a leading local jeweler for their Valentine’s Day campaign. The campaign was a huge success, and it further fueled the couple’s passion to create teddy bears with unique style and personalities. Isaac and Pamela have since won numerous prestigious awards in international competitions held in Taiwan, Japan and Germany.
Leonard Gotoking
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May Wong (Maybeary's Bears of Singapore)
May Wong started as a bear collector back in mid 90’s and learned to make her first bear in 1997. Since then, she got hooked on to bear making and have learnt the art of teddy bear making from 10 international renowned artists.

May became a full time teddy bear artist in end 1998, trading under the company name Maybeary’s Bears of Singapore. The size of her bears ranges from 6” to 30”, and is mostly one of kind. May usually works with mohair and alpaca, but sometimes she uses leather, wool, fur on skin and other fabrics for her bears. Designs are versatile and endless from antique, traditional, to wacky – from cartoon like creations to elegant pieces with beading and silk ribbon embroidery. May also creates other critters such as rabbits, pigs, rat, cats and dogs. She participated in a number of teddy bear shows in the US, UK, Austria, Germany, Japan, Korea, Australia and Singapore.

Besides selling her bears at shows, shops and direct customers, May also sell them on ebay. Some of her works were purchased and exhibited in teddy bear museums at Izu, Hakone and Kitano (Japan), Cheju Island (Korea), Teddy Bear Kingdom (Hong Kong) and Dancing Bear, Wyoming (USA).

May has won some awards in teddy bear competitions held overseas and locally and her creations have also been featured in several international teddy bear magazines such as Teddy Bear Times (UK), Teddy Bear Review (USA), Teddy International and BarReport (Germany), Teddy Bear Voice & Teddy Bear Fan Club (Japan), Bear Creations (Australia), Korea Dolls and Bears and The Nederland’s Teddy-Beer.

Besides making teddy bears, May also conducts teddy bear making workshops, which she have been actively doing since 1999. She does teddy bear repairs too, hoping to bring back to life someone’s special companion.
Mimi Gregorio
Mimi Gregorio, came from the Philippines is now residing in Singapore. She is creative and always enjoys different types of craft, mixed them up and turned them into beautiful art pieces. One day, while looking for another medium to use silk ribbon embroidery, she stumbled upon a book, which had teddy bears embellished with silk ribbons and beads. That was the time she discovered the art of teddy bear making and very soon, she enrolled into teddy bear making classes at Spotlight. She began learning teddy bear making from Miss Alicia Quek, in year 2004.

Since then, Mimi will make teddy bears for her family and friends as gifts; during her cousin's wedding, she made 30 small teddy bears for the wedding couples in celebration of the joyous occasion.

Mimi considered herself as a novice in the craft of teddy bear making, and would like to learn more from the established artists.
Ko Kyung Won (Teddy Bear Korea)
Ko Kyung Won, is the President of Teddy Bear Korea and founder of Teddy Club, the first teddy bear specialty shop in Korea. Being an established teddy bear artist, Ko is instrumental in the promoting of Teddy Bear culture in Korea, and has been actively involved in teddy bear related activities since 1997. She has given lectures on the methods of making teddy bears at Hyundai Cultural Center, Lotte Cultural Center, and Dong-ah Broadcasting College, and has also contributed in teddy bear-related international cultural exchanges as well as introducing Korean-made products to the rest of the world.

Describing her teddy bears as “tranquility or happiness”, Ko would put her utmost efforts into making bears that possess very peaceful or happy expressions. She always believes that the spirit of love and care dwells in teddy bears, just like the story on how the phrase “teddy bear” was derived. As a teddy bear artist, Ko thinks that there is a value only with fresh creativity and beauty in teddy bears, and she truly wish for teddy bears to exist as medium of life for people. She is actively contributing to the society by working with UNICEF Korea, Korean National Red Cross and Korea Childhood Leukemia Foundation in teddy bear charity auction programs, and has been the central figure in organizing Korean Teddy Bear Convention for the past five years.

Ko has been nominated and won many awards in international competitions, such as JTBA & TITA (Japan), Linda Mullins International Teddy Bear Show, TEDDYBÄR TOTAL(Germany) and Golden Teddy (USA).
Petra Hoffmann “Bären-Petra” / “Bears-Petra”
Petra Hoffmann is a German teddy bear artist with a strong passion in designing and creating miniature teddies and other animals, such as dogs. Born in Bavaria Germany in 1962, Petra has been making miniature teddy bears since 2002. Even though Petra loves to make bears up to 5 inches tall, she does make larger bears or other animals when requested.

Petra learnt teddy bear making under an established German teddy bear artist, Ms Margarete Nedballa, at a teddy bear college in 2006. She also attended a course in sketching and manufacturing of realistic arranged bear in the same year, but conducted by another artist, Ms Rotraud Ilisch. Petra is currently taking a course in sketching and manufacturing a dog, also conducted by Ms Rotraud Ilisch.

Petra Hoffmann has been staying in Singapore with her family since Novemberlast year, and will be going back to Germany in early 2008.