Animals

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  • Toys or Hangers
    Animals

    Toys or Hangers

    ฿170.00 Add to basket

    These Animals are toys with a small catch. Each animal has a small metal bell which makes these not suitable for very young children. Made by our friends from Chiang Mai.

  • Elephant_Karen fabric_4 Legs
    Animals

    Elephant_Karen fabric_4 Legs

    ฿490.00 Add to basket

    This Elephant can stand on its own legs. Dressed in colourful fabric with natural colours.

  • Elephant_Karen fabric
    Animals

    Elephant_Karen fabric

    ฿350.00 Add to basket

    Elephant, soft to the touch. Fabric from a Karen village using natural dye.

  • Buffalo_Karen fabric
    Animals

    Buffalo_Karen fabric

    ฿890.00 Add to basket

    Made with Karen fabric from a Thai village using natural dye.

  • Lizard_Karen Fabric
    Animals

    Lizard_Karen Fabric

    ฿290.00 Add to basket

    Lovely lizards as still as they usually stick to the wall. Made by Chimmuwa using Karen fabric.

  • Dinosaur_Karen Fabric
    Animals

    Dinosaur_Karen Fabric

    ฿390.00 Add to basket

    Dinosaur in a variety of colours. From Karen villages and our friends at Chimmuwa.

  • Rabbit_Karen Fabric
  • Bear_Karen fabric
    Animals

    Bear_Karen fabric

    ฿390.00 Add to basket

    These gummy-bear-look-a-likes have been made using Karen fabric and have a soft filling.

  • Dragonfly_Karen fabric
    Animals

    Dragonfly_Karen fabric

    ฿350.00 Add to basket

    Made by staff from Chimmuwa, these dragonflies are soft to the touch with fabric woven in a Thai Karen village.

  • Cat_Karen Fabric
    Animals

    Cat_Karen Fabric

    ฿290.00 Add to basket
  • Cat_Karen Fabric
    Animals

    Cat_Karen Fabric

    ฿290.00 Add to basket

    Made by staff from Chimmuwa, these are small cats with a soft filling. And each cat is unique. Check for availability, colours and fabric design.

  • Elephant MRO-002
    Animals

    Elephant MRO-002

    ฿320.00 Add to basket

    Made by a member of the Mro-Khimi, one of the 53 subgroups of the Chin and one of the earliest settlers in what is now called Rakhine State.

    The Elephant has been used by all people in South East Asia, and has therefore a special meaning. The fabric used for these elephants is not specific Mro, even though they have a long tradition of weaving. The current situation in Burma makes getting materials rather complicated.

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