Award Winning Silk Organza Wall Hanging

What better way to appreciate a craft than to give it a try? Are you ready for our very first DIY kit/online class? We are offering a workshop that requires very little equipment; is accessible to beginners and explores a fascinating culture: Hmong embroidery. Each kit includes all the material

Single-use plastic is a critical issue, not only in Laos but across the world. Doing away with single-use plastic means finding good alternatives and promoting behaviour changes. We've made it easy with our stainless steel, reusable water bottle with colourful patterns and motifs that represent the different ethnic groups in

The Rainbow Silk Scarf boasts two types of silk: Eri and Bombyx mori. Ultra soft and smooth Bombyx mori is the foundation for the warp, while the textured Eri fibres make up the 'stripes'. Gandhi referred to Eri silk as the "peace silk", or ahimsa "no harm", silk. The silk

Why did we name this scarf The Rebel? First, we begin with a set colour palette for each scarf and dye the weft using the ikat technique. Then, instead of following a set pattern, the weaver selects spools of ikat silk at random, creating a unique pattern for each scarf.

The Floating Lantern wall hanging depicts several Nagas protecting a diamond. Here the diamond symbolises wealth and beauty, while the Nagas represent protection and shelter. At the end of Buddhist lent, or the rains retreat, the Floating Lights festival depicts this image on floats that are paraded through town before

The Mien Yao silk scarf pays homage to the Mien Yao people who live in Northern Laos. Their jackets often feature a single large pattern on the back, particularly the wedding apron often features a diamond shape motif. We have created a supplementary weave pattern and isolated that in the