
Chopsticks (set) ...
Hand-carved Elephant Chopsticks (set) Made by Hill Tribe men in Northern Thailand. Each chopstic...
ViewThe Pahkahmah (the Thai word for Loincloth) is a staple in the hills of Thailand. Thai tribesmen have traditionally carried Pahkahmah €™s with them to serve them for multiple purposes.
In the night they will pull out the Pahkahmah and use it as a cover. In the morning they may use it as a wrap after bathing and then as they work the Pahkahmah becomes a sling to carry items.
A rectangle shape usually with unfinished ends, most are woven from cotton, but some can be found in silk. They are typically multi-colored woven checked pattern or a tartan pattern.
Hand-carved Elephant Chopsticks (set) Made by Hill Tribe men in Northern Thailand. Each chopstic...
ViewDesigned especially for The Elephant Story, these bracelets start as a sterling silver cuff brace...
ViewNavy Blue Bead Hill Tribe Necklace Made by the Hmong tribe of northern Thailand Ceramic beads o...
ViewGreen Bead Hill Tribe Necklace Made by the Hmong tribe of northern Thailand Ceramic beads on cot...
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