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COMMUNITY
MADE TOGETHER
From weaving to sewing, every RE:WOVEN piece passes through skilled hands across local communities.
RE:WOVEN
CRAFT,
CRAFT,
REIMAGINED.
Traditional Thai weaving, recycled materials, and contemporary design
OUR COMMUNITIES
MADE
MADE
TOGETHER.
Every RE:WOVEN piece passes through skilled hands across local communities.
About RE:WOVEN
WHERE TRADITION
WHERE TRADITION
FINDS A NEW FORM
RE:WOVEN brings Pha Khao Ma into everyday life through contemporary design, recycled materials, and collaboration with local artisan communities.
EXPLORE THE COLLECTION
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MATERIALS
FROM PLASTIC
TO PURPOSE
Recycled polypropylene is transformed into woven mats that form the structure of every bag.
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DESIGN
DESIGNED TO
BE CARRIED
Traditional textiles are reworked through colour, proportion, and form for everyday life.
FEATURED COLLECTION
THE COLLECTION
Handwoven colour. Recycled structure. Made for everyday use.
What's on
THE RE:WOVEN JOURNEY
From national showcases and international travel events
to design spaces and institutional collaborations,
RE:WOVEN continues to find new places for Thai craft
to be seen, used, and carried. Each step has opened
the project to a different audience — from everyday
visitors to global buyers, cultural delegates,
and institutions.
WORLD TRAVEL MARKET LONDON 2025 — THAILAND HIDDEN GEMS: Nov 2025
Featured in Thailand’s Hidden Gems showcase at WTM London. Introduced RE:WOVEN to global travel buyers and media.
THAILAND TOURISM FESTIVAL 2026: Mar 2026
Selected for one of Thailand’s largest tourism showcases. Reached domestic, international, institutional, and diplomatic audiences.
ATT19 — BANGKOK DESIGN DISTRICT: Aug - Sep 2026
Presented RE:WOVEN’s process and collection at ATT19. A contemporary design setting for community craft in Bangkok.
IMF–WORLD BANK GROUP ANNUAL MEETINGS 2026: Oct 2026
Selected as a Thai-made gift for participants. Representing contemporary Thai craft through design and recycled materials.
MADE IN CHANTHABURI — ASEAN CULTURAL WEEK: May 2026
Joined Made in Chanthaburi during the ASEAN cultural meeting period. Shared contemporary Chanthaburi craft with regional visitors and delegates.