Laidback Man Scarf

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. In Laos, bamboo grow prolifically, and it is used for a number of things. Using bamboo straws as a plastic-free, ecological alternative is

Flash your appreciation for Laos' master weaver skills with these hemp and eri silk tapestry clutches, available in classic black and white and green and pink combinations. Did you know tapestry or "namlai" weaving technique is one of the hardest to master? The tapestry weave is used to show water

This delicate, yet super sturdy, tote bag is the result of our collaboration with Katu communities in southern Laos. The beaded tote bag features hemp, naturally-dyed cotton yarn and classic white beads. Skilled backstrap weavers, Katu women thread beads directly onto the weft thread, so you can be sure the

An exemplary masterpiece by a master weaver, the Queen Naga Wall Art is a modified version of our famous Queen Naga Wall Hanging. Both are inspired by patterns seen on traditional Tai Daeng wedding blankets. This new interpretation is ready to be framed and adorn your walls with a piece

Showcase your appreciation for detailed and colorful Akha embroidery with these clutches, crafted with Lanten cotton. Dyed naturally with blue and black indigo, these cotton clutches stand out from the rest thanks to their delicate simplicity. Plus each one in the collection is slightly different. Akha communities in northern Laos’

The alternating bands of the Khanna silk scarf are woven using two varieties of silk: Bombyx mori, which is finer, and Eri, which is heavier textured silk. The pattern pays tribute to khanna, which means rice fields in Lao language. One of our original designs, the Khanna continues to be