Pangea Vending
Since 2011, Pangea has worked directly with artisan communities around the world, representing their artistic heritage at festivals and events across the United States, Canada, and Costa Rica. We have developed deep relationships with these artisans over the years and work with them on our own designs as well as their traditional styles. We are proud to represent their crafts, and in doing so help support these communities and preserve their culture and heritage.
Pangea’s one-of-a-kind products and immersive booth experience make us a favorite at a wide range of events — from Pride festivals and Comic Cons to music festivals, gem shows, metaphysical fairs, and street markets. Our vibrant setup draws crowds, while our reputation for quality and authenticity brings us back year after year. We’re proud to be featured at major events like Bonnaroo, EDC, Firefly, Okeechobee, Electric Forest, Telluride Bluegrass, Envision (Costa Rica), Shambala (Canada), Hulaween, Reggae Riseup, Newport Folk & Jazz, and many more across North America.
Our vibrant, wild, eye-catching booth display makes us more of a treasure hunt than a typical vendor shop! Events work hard to create an atmosphere for the patrons, and so do we. Pangea prides itself in creating a stunning display that enriches the atmosphere of the events we attend. Bamboo walls, towering antique chests, plants, museum-quality wall pieces, and intricate statues create an atmosphere that highlights the themes of the events we attend and keeps patrons coming back year after year.
International aid has been one of the key objectives since Pangea’s inception. Following the catastrophic earthquake in Nepal in 2015, we mobilized a desperately needed emergency aid package to rebuild schools and infrastructure. Since 2017, Pangea has worked directly with the Phare School in Cambodia. The music pavilion, named after Pangea, offers Cambodian students a place to practice traditional and modern Cambodian music. Our aid work is made possible by the awareness and consciousness of the festival community. We continue to support several organizations and have raised over $100,000 since 2015.
Our products are as diverse as the events that we attend and the customers that we serve. We offer interesting artifacts to decorate the home, such as hand-painted wooden boxes and masks from Nepal, gemstone carvings, brass statues, and handmade leather journals from India. We pride ourselves in offering unique, quality products that are not commonly found in other shops.
Our diverse jewelry collection includes our own designs as well as traditional styles from the artisans we work with, featuring a wide selection of precious and semi-precious gemstones, silver, brass, and stainless steel. We work directly with the Tibetan communities in Nepal, the Hmong Hill Tribe Silversmiths, and the traditional craftspeople of Rajasthan, India.
