Discover Lao textiles with OckPopTok textile gallery and weaving centre

Events

Talks @ Ock Pop Tok

Featuring different speakers from the Ock Pop Tok Team.

1st July - Motifs & Meanings of Lao Textiles

8th July - Lao Sinhs: Traditions and Translations

15th July - Hmong Textiles & Culture 

22nd July - My Life as a Monk

29th July- Motifs & Meanings of Lao Textiles

Every Monday between 6-7pm, at Fibre2Fabric gallery, in Ban Vat Nong.  Refreshments served.  Join us for an informal discussion on Lao textiles and culture.

 

Ock Pop Tok Mekong Villa Opening in August!

Our Mekong Villa is the perfect place to submerge yourself in textile art and culture. Based in the gardens of our Living Crafts Centre, the villa features 4 textile themed rooms with Mekong views. Immerse yourself in the unique designs and traditions of one of Laos' ethnic groups; Hmong, Katu, Tai or Northern Hill Tribes. Spend your days in the gardens watching the weavers work, or taking classes and learning to weave yourself. You'll feel like you're staying with a Lao friend on the Mekong with exceptionally good taste. An intimate feel, fabulous personal service, wonderful attention to detail and vibrant, youthful design, all for a great price. A Mekong view? You've got it! A lush, tropical garden? Yes! Peace and quiet? Absolutely. Even better yet, every night you stay, a percentage of your room fee goes back to helping one of our Village Weaver Projects. Opening rates start at $30 per/night.

We are working hard to finish now, and look forward to welcoming our first guests by August. We look forward to posting more detailed information in the upcoming weeks.

View from Ock Pop Tok Villa

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ock Pop Tok in the USA, July 2010.

Ock Pop Tok team in the US desert

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lao Culture & Weaving Festival 3rd/4th July.  Sebastopol, California.

Hosted by Silk Moon Gallery, this festival brings a number of Lao artists together to showcase their work and culture.  Stand by for amazing food and music too.

Santa Fe, International Folk Art Market, July 9-11th, 2010.

Every July, more than 100 select folk artists from over 40 countries travel to historic Santa Fe to display folk art forms that express the world’s diverse cultures.

 

 

 
Ock Pop Tok is the Lao translation for east meets west.
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