Tai Lue Inspired Placemat

The Shooting Star Organza Wall Hanging is called Dao Tok in Lao. As in other cultures, seeing a shooting star is believed to be good luck and is a harbinger for good things to come. The Shooting Star wall hanging was created to mark our 15th anniversary. It celebrates our

Stand out from the crowd with this unique crossover bag featuring a button and cotton loop closure. A collaboration that draws on the skill of several ethnic groups, the bag features Lanten cotton, which is famous for its super soft handfeel. In collaboration with the Village Weavers Project, Hmong artisans

The subtle patterns and colours of the Ko Keyo or hook motif table runner is part of its appeal. Weavers use the tapestry method to weave these patterns, which means they have no pattern to guide them! The weft threads are made up of 6-8 ply threads, making this collection

This cotton Tai Lue sinh, or skirt, is woven in a tapestry weave, which means the weaver does it "freestyle" without the aid of a pattern. Tapestry or namlai patterns often reflect water elements which is associated with the beauty and sustenance of living close to the river. The motifs

Our necktie collection begins with 100% handwoven silk fabric sourced from our partner artisans. Weaving at their looms in their home village, these artisans weave incredibly soft and distinctive silk fabric using a four pedal loom. This technique gives the fabric a nubby textured feel. We cut and sew the

Ikat Prayer Flag, with five squares, is one of our original "east meets west" designs. It's our take on temple or prayer flags, which are traditionally woven by Tai Lue weavers. Motifs like diamonds, flowers and mythical creatures symbolise peace, compassion, strength, wisdom and merit. It is believed that the