Tai Lue Shoulder Bag

The Luang Prabang Temple Ikat is the work of master weaver Mrs. Sykai. She was inspired by the beautiful gates found at the temples in Luang Prabang, and has added little motifs that represent jasmine flowers, another one of her favourite things! Combining ikat and chok, or discontinuous supplementary weft,

Jo Smith, one of our co-founders, is infamous for her love of bold colours! And, she loves ikat almost just as much. We are not surprised she owns one in every colour. The 100% silk scarf gets it's soft silky handfeel from Eri silk cocoons. The warp yarns are dyed

Available in two sizes, our Hmong Vintage Purse functions as a purse, pouch or clutch. A testament to our production team's upcycling expertise, these purses incorporate small, vintage Hmong embroidered and give it new life. The vintage panels are sewn onto handwoven cotton, naturally dyed in indigo. We find it

Think of blue as the new "neutral"! This simple and sweet natural indigo and cotton shoulder bag looks great with everything. The ultra-soft cotton lining and zip closure are an added bonus. We work with Tai Lue weavers who are experts at indigo dyeing. Indigo vats must be looked after

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

Master dyer and master weaver Ms. Phet has been weaving at Ock Pop Tok since 2002. Ms. Phet loves playing with colours and has mastered many types of Shibori patterns. She was inspired to try the Shibori technique after a trip to the International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe,