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Handicrafts, an exotic heritage from ThailandBasketry handicrafts are unique, one-of-a-kind items. Each style represents a different era of Thai history. The charming features of these marvelous artistic creations draw relentless attention and create memorable Thai moments. Shop Now Inspired by local villagersLocal communities gather, produce, and sell these products to generate income. Join us by supporting this movement, directly benefiting local Thai people and strengthening household economies in suburban and rural communities.Shop Now Moradok, a premium, award-winning brand of woven bags made locally in Thailand.Assimilation of local handcrafted wisdom with modern design by an International award-winning designer. A perfect balance of unique material composition and excellence in modern fashion.Shop Now Fabric dyeing traditionTwo hundred years of wisdom and tradition in the organic dyeing technique called ‘Dye Hom’ has been passed down for generations. Originating in Xiang Khouang, Laos, the technique migrated to Thailand and flourished with a unique Thai style to create beautiful and earth-friendly fabrics.Shop Now

The art of traditional handicraft is one of Thailand’s exquisite legacies passed down from generation to generation. However, it is disheartening that these beauties may gradually fade away from the Thai people soon if we do not collectively preserve and pass them on. This is because those with skills in traditional Thai craftsmanship are largely villagers in the community. There are only a few who will learn these valuable skills, as traditional craftsmanship has become less popular in changing times.

Moradok, a Thai brand created by a group of the younger generation, gathers the timeless charm of Thai handicraft identity. It narrates this essence through luxurious fashion woven bags with modern designs, representing Thai identity globally once again. These bags incorporate the delicate beauty unique to Thai-style weaving, crafted with the finest materials from Thai communities.

Bamboo has been a crucial plant in the lifestyle of Thai communities for many centuries. It is utilized in various forms in daily livelihood. Moradok enhances the value of bamboo even further by incorporating it into contemporary fashion designs, in the form of modern Thai woven bags that blend authentic Thai patterns into a contemporary context. This not only makes them distinctive and appealing but also preserves the essence of Thai culture through intricately woven designs.

Produced and crafted by villagers from diverse regions selected for their different craftsmanship skills, these products significantly contribute to the local economy. The communities leverage their own skills and expertise to generate sustainable income, thereby strengthening the grassroots economy even more.