A quiet collection of indigo and mudmee textiles, craft bags and woven home pieces — each carrying the craft and place behind it. Jai means heart.
Three families of handwork — handwoven textiles, craft bags, and pieces for the home. Start wherever the material speaks to you.
A handful of pieces we keep returning to — for the hand behind them and the story they carry.
The latest pieces to reach the studio, each ready to be set aside for you.
Every colour here is grown, not bought. Our indigo is fermented in living vats and dipped by hand, again and again, until the blue runs deep.
Handwoven from natural cotton and silk in small workshops across northern and northeastern Thailand, then naturally dyed with living kram indigo and botanical colour — each length is made slowly, made by hand, made to last.
Read our guides →Field notes from the villages we work with — the makers, their techniques, and how a single length of cloth comes to be.
In Kalasin, the Phu Thai people weave Phrae Wa — Thailand's Queen of Silk — from heirloom patterns kept in cloth, not paper, passed hand to hand across generations.
Read the story Krajood is a tall sedge from Thailand's southern wetlands—harvested by hand, sun-dried in open fields, and woven into baskets and bags that carry the scent of the marsh.
Read the story In the mulberry country south of Korat, Pak Thong Chai has been weaving fine Thai silk for over a century — and its name tells you everything.
Read the storyNew pieces as they arrive, the makers behind them, and the quiet craft notes we love — one considered email a month, never more. Unsubscribe any time.
