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Embroideries from northern Thailand shown here on the top left and right are real works of art. Made by hand and depicting images of the Buddha and Chinese Gods. |
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Real Thai silk is not all shinny and perfect like some westerners are lead to believe. If it's too shinny and has a label saying "Thai Silk" then the chances are it's not. How to tell ? Real Thai silk has a special thin subtle texture, and is very cool to wear. Look for tiny bumps and what seem like small irregularities in the woven cloth. |
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Traditional woven materials from the North , North East and also Laos can all be found on sale in Chiangmai. Heavy cloth for shirts and jackets in cool winter nights and also for table cloths. |
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That's it , just the hat you've been looking for... I swear I could see my Aunt Mable wearing that one! |
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Thai craftspeople and manufacturers are always looking for a creative re-use of materials. These sandals are all made from old jeans. They're cool and environmentally friendly! |
