Twenty years ago, Mai came home to help her mom's village weaving dream. Mom knew weaving, Dad knew the ancient plant dye secrets. Mai became the bridge to share this knowledge with the world.
Now Mai carries on the family tradition. Young generations aren't much interested, so she teaches school students as their elective and also shares with anyone who truly wants to learn: "This is how traditional knowledge stays alive."
At our store, we're committed to sustainable living and doing our part to help protect the planet. One small request from a customer inspired us to do even more to reduce our environmental footprint. Join the sustainable living movement with us and make small changes in your daily life to create a better future for yourself and for the planet.
Timeless and comfortable designs for your wellness, balance and at the same time eco-friendly for our environment.
Indigo dyed items are becoming more and more popular and are sold widely because of the charm of its beautiful faded blue hue, and the cool feeling it gives when you are wearing it.
A small farmer group in Sanpatong district, Chiangmai, joined their farmer fellow in Maetang district build up a little dam and a canal along the mountain foot to have the mountain water find its way to their stair rice farm
Friends of mine who like to wear sarongs and shared their love for sarongs with me took me recently to a place where they make and sell sarongs since a long long time.
For the fashion industry, materials are the heart of the production and its main material is the fabric in the process we consider fashion production processes as much as design and cutting go.
Last week we had the wonderful opportunity to meet up again and work with Fern, a senior student of Photographic art, Faculty of Fine Art, Chiang mai University,