Farmers along riverbanks cultivate natural fibers, which are meticulously handcrafted to create beautiful artisanal products. The vibrant textiles, rugs, and baskets that result from their labor not only showcase the rich cultural heritage of the region but also support local economies. Each piece tells a unique story, woven with skill through generations.

The colors and patterns often reflect the natural beauty surrounding the riverbanks, with hues inspired by sunsets, flora, and the flowing water itself.

Rush is a natural fiber that villagers grow along the Mekong River from October to February, during the time when the water is deep. They harvest it once a year after the water recedes, peel it by hand, and dry it using the sun’s heat. The best time to buy rush material is from April to May.

Visitors to the area are often inspired by the artisans’ craftsmanship and dedication, who pour their hearts into every piece.

By purchasing these handmade creations, people around the world can appreciate and preserve a timeless tradition, all while fostering sustainable practices and supporting the livelihoods of our talented communities.