Cambodia's Traditional weaving

In a small factory in a Cambodian village, a team of women carefully create each product by hand. Women are students of the school ‘SALA,’ as well as working as producers to earn a living. They learn handicrafts while they receive life skills training. In the factory, they say ‘SUSU’ which means ‘cheer up!’ to motivate each other to do their best in production and in school. SALASUSU’s factory is a place of learning that believes in the bright futures of its producers.

These items will be practical used and be the decoration stamping around your place with a good textile and a beautiful storytelling with the passed down generation handwoven technique. The colors and patterns often reflect the natural beauty surrounding the image of Cambodia. By purchasing these handicraft products people around the world can appreciate and preserve a timeless tradition while fostering sustainable practices and supporting the livelihoods of these talented communities.