Tai Lue Inspired Placemat

It's hands down one of the most striking pieces of textiles you'll ever see! Made by Hmong artisans using traditional resist wax dye, indigo and hemp, this textile is stunning and eco-friendly! Traditionally, these strips of indigo batik hemp were used for clothing and home items. We've reimagined them as

Organza, silk in its rawest form is a great canvas to showcase intricate supplementary weft motifs. It still has sericin, a natural protective protein on silk fibres, that gives it a stiff texture. You all know and love our organza wall hangings, but did you know that sometimes, we are

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,

The Third Eye wall hanging features the diamond, a motif that is integral in both Buddhism and animism. In Lao Buddhism, the diamond symbolises the ability to see the true nature of things. In animism, which is still practiced among Lao ethnic communities, the diamond connects with the spirit world.

Wondering what to gift a new baby or a young toddler?! Our handmade and embroidered Akha bird is a wonderful choice. Soft cotton and embroidered details make this doll easy to snuggle and take along anywhere. Or, hang them up on door knobs or along a wall for cool kids

Our weavers find inspiration locally and during travels. Did you know we take all our master weavers on an annual trip so they can exchange ideas and experience other cultures? On a trip to Rome and the Italian coast, our co-founder Veo Douangdala fell in love with the region's rich