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Cho Chin Leim Weave
SKU: CH 002
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Product Description
Inspired by a visit to a handweaving school in Hpa-An five years ago, this naturally dyed handwoven light coat was created to support local women artisans and preserve Myanmar's rich weaving tradition.
What began with just 20 pieces of handwoven fabric has grown into a well-loved collection, appreciated by both local and international customers. Each piece is thoughtfully handcrafted using naturally dyed handwoven textiles, blending timeless design with authentic craftsmanship.
Every purchase helps create sustainable livelihood opportunities for the women who continue to keep this traditional craft alive.
Measurement
Medium - 36 (B)
Large - 38 (B)
2 Xtra Large - 42 - 44 (B)
- Hand wash only
- Do not dry under direct sunlight
- Do not use strong detergent
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