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The Tai Lue Naga Tapestry contains all the main motifs of Lao textiles, while showcasing the three main weaving techniques. The bold, geometric depiction of the Naga, or river serpent, in the central part of the wall hanging uses the namlai technique, one of the hardest to master. Diamonds, chickens

Featuring natural Lao cotton, our shirts collection is a Village Weavers Project collaboration with the weavers in Nayang and Phonexay villages, both located in Luang Prabang province. Nayang is famous for its soft local cotton, and the weavers in both villages weave the fibres in a checkered pattern, inspired by

The Silk River Tapestry is woven by master weaver Mrs. Noot. She uses the Namlai or tapestry technique, which means she has no template to guide her! In order to replicate the pattern perfectly, she has to keep track of the altering weft on her own! Using fine silk threads,

This shibori silk scarf features a pattern that resembles the lacy patterns seen in tropical Chan flower. Woven using light weight silk, it is hand dyed by our master dyer and master weaver Ms. Phet. Our collection of Shibori scarves were inspired by annual trips to IFAM - the International

Our latest addition to the piet eco-fiber collection is this charming piet shoulder bag. An original OPT design you won't find anywhere else, this bag features a pretty curved shape and handsome 100% natural leather straps. Available in two sizes, this bag is great for everyday carry to the office

Woven by Tai Lue artisans, this wall hanging embodies the spirit of Lao weaving. Soft Lao cotton, local indigo and supplementary weft technique, the artisans create pieces like this to be used as bedding, wall partitions and other domestic uses. It can also form the base of a wedding blanket.