Mien Yao Silk Scarf

The embroidered section of the tote bag was originally part of a textile used by Hmong women to carry their babies, strapped to their chest or back. With use, the textiles get worn down, so we collaborate with the Hmong women to upcycle their old textiles into new functional totes

If you've ever visited us in Luang Prabang, you've probably been charmed by Mrs. Ting's beautiful smile and willingness to have you sit next to her while she weaves. A master weaver, she is an expert when it comes to making the Tai Kadai Wall Hanging. It features a nesting

A plain weave in multicolour silk threads may look simple, but that is the point! Easy to weave, easy to wear, it's a wonderful way to take back a little of Lao weaving tradition home with you. This multicolour scarf comes in several colourways, and is a popular gift item.

Our handmade and embroidered cotton spider doll will dispel any fear you have of these creatures. Hang them above a bed or crib as a mobile. The colours and shapes will keep babies engaged and intrigued. A big part of the Village Weavers Project is to collaborate with artisans to

The scarf is a classic, eco-friendly, handmade and sustainable Lao souvenir and makes a great gift for men or women on your list. The skinny width makes it easy to wear. The all organic cotton yarn is grown in northern Luang Prabang and Oudomxay provinces. Collaborating with us through the

You may have noticed these bamboo hangers in our shops in Luang Prabang. Creative and handmade using local bamboo, this hanger secures your wall hanging while allowing you to show it off. Durable and made in a neutral shade, it is available in multiple sizes. While the bamboo hangers are