Tai Lue Shoulder Bag

Akha communities in northern Laos' Phongsaly Province decorate their clothing with beads and embroidery. In collaboration with the Village Weavers Project. Akha artisans have adapted this traditional skill to create playful necklaces made with coloured beads and naturally-dyed indigo cotton embroidered with star motifs. Wear it as a single strand,

Snuggly, sweet and adorable! We suggest this monkey doll as a perfect gift for any one in your circle who needs an extra hug. A big part of the Village Weavers Project is to collaborate with artisans to come up with new products. Our collection of eco-friendly, plastic-free stuffed animals

An exemplary masterpiece by a master weaver, the Queen Naga wall hanging is inspired by patterns seen on traditional Tai Daeng wedding blankets. The Queen Naga, the most beautiful of the Nagas, is distinct in her form, and she represents protection and wisdom. This piece was designed collaboratively by Mrs.

This sweet cotton jacket is inspired by Tai Lue jackets, although we've added natural, eco-friendly silk details. The main body of the jacket features hand woven cotton. We add multi-colour silk panels on the collar and sleeves to add a bit of style and colour. You can wear the jacket

Our Head of Production Mrs. Lear realised early on that if you combine hand loomed cotton with rayon, the handfeel of the textile becomes luxuriously soft! This combination shows up in a number of our scarves, and we stay true to making sure both the rayon and cotton fibres are

The Naga Palace wall hanging showcases two significant Naga images: the two-headed Naga and the breeding Naga. The breeding Naga conveys the union of bride and groom and an aspiration for a healthy, enduring marriage. Along the border, crab motifs honor the spirit of the land and symbolize the hopes