By doing this I am showing my community that we can: Support our community/people through ethical buying which in turn, directly supports a chain of (Khmer) women in the weaving community (includes the weavers, dyers, growers, pattern makers, loom builders, seamstresses and cotton/silkworm cultivators) Preserve our cultural heritage (weaving and sericulture), which ensures longevity Educate the wider community on what is real and what is faux (typically imported from Thailand, Japan and Italy) Understand the value of and appreciation for investing in each handmade textiles and/or pieces Promotion of traditional textiles through modern wear that the 1.5 and generations onward can enjoy and relate to, which can help in bridging the cultural gap and understanding among the older and younger generations Rajana Threads tagline is: Where traditional textile meets modern wear
We dont show all of the 70s costumes we have, it would be impossible because we have 1000s , you have to come in and see for yourself
Once they are cooked, slice them and set aside
We consider 1.5 inches the standard everyday leather belt width that will fit the belt loops of just about every pants maker on the market
Shades of red and pink, brown, purple, green and blue were very common in the Rococo period
