The Kingdom of Tai Houn Wall Hanging

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

Remnants of shibori cotton and silk are knotted into beads and tassels to create these perky earrings. We've also added bead made from upcycled bomb fragments that are present in the Lao countryside. The upcycled bomb beads come to us from Article 22, a Lao-based jewelry social enterprise that works

The subtle patterns and colours of the crab motif rug is part of its appeal. The crab pattern is ubiquitous in Lao textiles. Crabs often flourish in rice paddies, and their presence is a harbinger for an abundant harvest and fertility. The weft threads are made up of 6-8 ply

Lao silk is known for its iridescence, reflecting light in a way that is almost ethereal, and the complex diamond pattern shows it off! The scarf is woven using a loom with four foot pedals, which allows the weaver to "lift" warp threads in increments, thereby creating a diamond or

A best-seller because it can be worn multiple ways and looks wonderful each time. Inspired by the classic Japanese silhouette, the Kimono cotton jacket is part of a design collaboration with Nayang village through our Village Weavers Project. The Tai Lue weavers in Ban Nayang dye the cotton yarns in

The Katu Zen Tote Bag is just that, a tranquil, simple yet entirely masterful demonstration of the Katu's backstrap weaving skills. Woven with naturally-dyed cotton, available in a range of colourways, these bags feature linear patterns that are inspired by traditional Katu motifs, such as rows of young rice plant