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It was still the early 2000s and the beginnings of the Village Weavers Project when we heard about a village in the Luang Prabang Province producing high quality cotton. On arrival it was instantly apparent that the journey was going to be worth it. If you ever wondered what a Tai Lue village looks like, Ban Nayang is the picture perfect Tai Lue village. Set in a lush river valley, under each of the elegant stilted houses a loom, baskets overflowing with cotton ready for spinning and colourful yarns drying in the sun.
Nowadays cotton is the world’s most important non-food agricultural product and one of the most favored fabrics for clothes. But did you ever wonder how cotton is made? How does it go from this little cloud like ball on a plant to thread? Watch this video for answers to your questions. Enjoy the demonstration!
We mostly use handspun cotton for our products at the exception of some products which are made from what we call Lanten cotton, thinner cotton woven by Lanten artisans. From the Tai Lue, we buy handspun cotton fabric by the meter, wall hangings, scarves, shawls and skirts, among other things. All made of the best quality cotton Laos has to offer.
You'll love it because: This is a painless and, dare we say, pretty way to trade in your paper napkins for reusable, eco-friendly natural cotton napkins.
You'll love it because: It's eco-friendly, supports local artisans, available in a number of colour combinations, and you can wash it by hand or in a washing machine.
You'll love it because: This is a painless and, dare we say, pretty way to trade in your paper napkins for reusable, eco-friendly shibori-dyed cotton napkins.
You'll love it because: It's eco-friendly, supports local artisans, available in a number of colour combinations, and you can wash it by hand or in a washing machine.
You'll love it because: A socially-responsible, eco-friendly Lao handicraft gift you can get for anyone on your list! Indigo is perfect for both men and women!
You'll love it because: The nature-inspired patterns embroidered by Lanten artisans, a small minority group in northern Laos will keep you and your furniture happy.
You'll love it because: The deep royal blue indigo hues and hand embroidery will brighten your table. Direct from Akha communities in northern Laos.
You'll love it because: It's eco-friendly, supports local artisans, available in a number of colour combinations, and you can wash it by hand or in a washing machine.
You'll love it because: It's lightweight but still very warm and super soft. The all natural, eco-friendly cotton and dyes makes it all the more desirable!
You'll love it because: It's the go-to gift for anyone who appreciates a laidback look and handmade craftsmanship! The natural colours look great with jeans!
You'll love it because: Bring a little bit of Lao tropical life into your home with this monochromatic, naturally-dyed silk and cotton leaf pattern cushion.
You'll love it because: Bold and beautiful, oversized and fabulous! These cushion covers showcase Tai Lue aristan's dedication to bold motifs and vibrant colours.
You'll love it because: The thick, double cotton yarn is soft on your feet and ready for indoor or outdoor use. Plus, eco-friendly cotton and natural dyes!
You'll love it because: Did you know on Lao sinhs or skirts, zigzags symbolise mountains and the natural world! Perfect for this eco-friendly beauty!
You'll love it because: Evocative of blue skies and rice paddies, our eco-friendly cotton cushion cover will bring calm and peace to your indoor or outdoor space.
You'll love it because: Inspired by our love of Laos' misty mountains, this luxuriously soft organic cotton scarf is a great gift for yourself or someone else!
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