Tasco is the oldest wholesaler in the field of traditional Arts and Crafts from the Far East.

We serve customers all over the world; Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Great Britain, Greece, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Czech Republic, Russia, America, Curacao and more.
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WHY ORDER AT TASCO?

Service

We provide an excellent service; not only for your orders but also for any complaints.

Fast Delivery

Your order is delivered super fast around the world, provided by PostNL.

Experience

Tasco was founded in 1928, so we already have 90 years of experience as an import wholesaler.

LAMPIONS

Chinese Lampions

CHINESE SHOES

Chinese Shoes

INCENSE

Incense
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DID YOU KNOW…

The Chinese thermos flasks are purchased directly from the factory in China. Before we import them, they are extensively tested by a certified laboratory so that safety is guaranteed. The 1.2 liter version has two handles; one on the top to carry the thermos and one on the side to pour. The top of the thermos is equipped with a “pouring spout” so that you won’t spill any tea or coffee. The cork ensures that the content stays warm for at least 24 hours. It is recommended not to pour boiling water directly into the bottle, but to first “pre-heat” it under a lukewarm tap.
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DID YOU KNOW…

All our Kisii stone statues from Africa are made by hand. The soapstone owes its name to the town of Kisii in the southwest of Kenya where it is won. The Kenyans call it Tabaka stone, since the site of the Kisii stone lies in the village of Tabaka. The Kisii stone is a soft soapstone type that is easy to shape. The production of the statues is done by both, men and women; the men work the stones to the final shape and the women polish the statues by treating them with water and sand (as a sander). When this happens, the statue is covered with oil to make the color looks well.
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