In a small village in Sakon Nakhon (Baan Kum Khan), Thailand, hand-spun cotton has been lovingly passed down through generations.

After finishing their work in the fields, women would gather under the shade of trees or beneath their wooden houses, carefully spinning cotton by hand, thread by thread, before weaving it into cloth.

Each step is filled with patience, care, and the wisdom inherited from mothers and grandmothers.

The colors come from nature itself, bark, leaves, and roots found in the local forests, giving every piece not only its unique beauty but also a sense of place and tradition.

Hand-spun cotton from Sakon Nakhon is more than just fabric. It carries with it the story of community,

the bond between people and nature, and the timeless heritage that continues to be treasured to this day.