Khao Niao Ikat Shawl

Natural Lao cotton, dyed in indigo, plus Hmong indigo batik collar panels makes this open jacket an easy piece to incorporate into your wardrobe and works for all ages. We start with a simple silhouette, relaxed but structured enough to look smart, and add the Hmong batik pieces on the

Inspired by tradition and updated for contemporary wear, this upcycle Akha cotton clutch is one of our top sellers. The Akha use antique silver coins and Job's Tear beads to decorate their clothing and head wraps. Our co-design collaboration resulted in an idea to upcycle aluminium cans to make little

The Kiridara Silk Organza Shawl is a soft ,easy to wear silk shawl. The name Kiridara means highly-esteemed, celestial, or put simply — a super star! It features woven flowers and crab motifs in naturally dyed silk using indigenous plants and herbs. We begin with organza, silk that still has

Bright and colorful, these cotton coasters are hand embroidered by Oma women in the North of Laos. No two designs are the same. Place your order and we’ll be happy to send you some photos or let us surprise you by mixing and matching a set. Made in collaboration with

A wonderful example of Ock Pop Tok's "east meets west" designs. The Tai Khun jacket is a classic piece owned by most women, both traditionally and in current times. It draws a lot attention from our visitors because it fits the contemporary wardrobe quite well. We've recreated the jacket in

Lao silk is known for its iridescence, reflecting light in a way that is almost ethereal, and the complex diamond pattern shows it off! The scarf is woven using a loom with four foot pedals, which allows the weaver to "lift" warp threads in increments, thereby creating a diamond or