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CA Gift Show Honors Exhibitors

By Staff -- Gifts and Dec, 2/16/2010 5:40:00 AM

Los Angeles – The California Gift Show named the recipients of its Outstanding Exhibitor Awards. The show was held at the Los Angeles Convention Center and the L.A. Mart, January 12–18. Winners were selected by an internal committee and judged on product innovation, booth presentation, participation, attitude and more.

Chai, Baby! won in Gourmet; Superior Studio Specialties won in the Seasonal category; Boo Boo Bling's acrylic rhinestone decorations for bandages won in Kids; Lollia body products won for Boutique; Studio Daedre took top honors in Stationery; Earth Nymph placed first in Resort; and Zappo BZ/Trans Ocean in Gift.

The inaugural Beckman’s West Outstanding Exhibitor Award went to Blossom Pillows; Fashion, to Paul Beisler & Company; Jewelry, to The Lizou Collection; World Style to The Sankofa Center for African Dance & Culture; and Vintage to Austin Woodhenge.

L.A. Mart Outstanding Exhibitor Award winners included Objects With Purpose; Keep in Touch; Kosmopolitan Trading Inc. and Moorcroft Pottery.

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