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Hand-stitched on antique white double-layered crinkled cotton, the floral motif on Ying and Joy's summery blouse is a splendid example of Thai craftsmanship. Mulberry-colored flowers and vines decorate the front while a larger embroidered trellis pattern decorates the back. The top matches expertly with the mulberry tiered skirt, all part of Ying and Joy's stylish separates collection.

The traditional Hmong textiles and motifs exquisitely displayed in this sheath dress's short sleeves, crew neckline and pleated skirt epitomize elegance and craftsmanship. Crafted with meticulous care from a seamless fusion of cotton and hemp, the top in an energizing red shade is enhanced by a gorgeous rayon panel positioned just below that complements it perfectly. Imbued with alluring patterns created using a blend of cross-stitch and printed methods, this fully-lined dress by Thai artisan Chattima is flawlessly finished with a concealed back zippered closure and nape buttons, guaranteeing an impeccable and tailored fit.

Showcasing a striking transition from azure to ivory, this cotton skirt from Thailand is created by Khun Pun. She weaves this skirt from cotton, applying the designs using the shibori tie-dye technique, where parts of the fabric are blocked off or knotted before being dyed. An elastic drawstring secures around the waist.

Step out in style with this one-of-a-kind vintage fabric skirt, crafted in Thailand from repurposed Hmongtextiles. Each pleated panel features bold, brightgeometric hill tribe motifs—no two skirts are alike,making yours truly unique. The weighty cottonskirt is fully lined with a comfortable elasticwaist make it perfect for fall layering. A beautifulfusion of heritage and contemporary style

Always cool and comfortable while at the same time elegant, pure linen makes the ultimate summer statement. Akkharaphon in Thailand creates this gorgeous maxi dress with an abstract hand-painted batik pattern. The short-sleeved dress is given a shapely silhouette with a back waist elastic and a feminine bow on the front.

Adorned with traditional Hmong textiles on the short sleeves, crew neckline and pleated skirt, this splendid sheath dress by Thai artisan Chattima is sure to make a statement. The top is crafted from a cotton and hemp blend in a beautiful orange hue that radiates vibrancy, complemented by a colorful rayon panel. The classic floral and geometric motifs created through a combination of cross-stitch and printed techniques add a touch of charm. This captivating and fully lined design features a concealed zippered closure at the back and buttons on the nape for a tailored fit.