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“Let’s Bang Pots!”
Designed by Aung Soe Moe
Available in A3 size.
Get your baby hippo resistance art here! Set of 5 cards + a free sticker!
Unbloodied but Unbowed: a booklet of art and as-told-to stories from Myanmar.
This ornament is designed as homage to the traditional Burmese toy, the “Pyit Taing Htaung.” The Pyit Taing Htaung is a traditional rolling doll that rights itself whenever it is tossed.
Set of two. Crocheted by a civil disobedience movement staff member. 2.5 inches in diameter.
These designs were hand-stitched onto soft Inlay Cotton, by Rise and Shine Clothing, one of the members of our collective.
Measures 40 cm x 40 cm, comes with a zipper closure.
Does not include pillow insert.
🐉 Proceeds from Dragons against Dictatorship poster sales will go toward grassroots work in Shan state, Myanmar.
🐉 The fire inside of us will never go out. After all, the dragons are on our side.
A woman is not weak! Let’s fight for peace and equality!
Handmade lay-flat journals by Sakku the Paper, a women-led small business that supports at-home work and job creation for Myanmar women.
Have you eaten yet?
စားပြီးပြီလား (sah-pee-per-ar) and “กินข้าวยัง'” (kin-khao-yang) aren’t just about food–they’re about care.
In Thai and Myanmar cultures, asking this question is a way of checking in and showing warmth. It’s more than a greeting: it’s a little act of love. We are more alike than different. 
Have you eaten yet?
စားပြီးပြီလား (sah-pee-per-ar) and “กินข้าวยัง'” (kin-khao-yang) aren’t just about food–they’re about care.
In Thai and Myanmar cultures, asking this question is a way of checking in and showing warmth. It’s more than a greeting: it’s a little act of love. We are more alike than different. 
These napkins (and our kitchen towels) are sewn by women in Thailand and in Myanmar, each one represents income support for communities facing major economic challenges. Thank you for shopping small and supporting our collective!
4×6 notepad with magnet attached. 50 sheets of paper.
Made in MaeSot using batik fabrics. These bunting strings contain 11 triangles of fabric. They measure just under 2 meters long.
A6 Postcards on cardstock. Watercolor designs from a Myanmar artist.
Set of three designs by young artists from Myanmar.
Sales income from this collection supports these artists’ livelihood and ongoing activism.
Cards are blank inside.
Packet includes 6 cards (two of each design) and envelopes.
This design was made for us by one of the women artists in our collective.
The full set includes 7 postcards depicting street markets, teashop culture, and several well-known sites in Myanmar.
Our Longyi, Our Flag, Our Victory! Design by Kue Cool. This design was inspired by Myanmar’s International Women’s Day protests in 2021, when women raised their sarongs (htamein) as a sign of defiance against military dictatorship and patriarchal norms. Posters available in A3 and A4. Postcard packet includes 4 postcards and 2 stickers. Available only…
Our Longyi, Our Flag, Our Victory! Design by Kue Cool. This design was inspired by Myanmar’s International Women’s Day protests in 2021, when women raised their sarongs (htamein) as a sign of defiance against military dictatorship and patriarchal norms. 4×6 Postcard Available with Burmese slogans. ( English is currently out of stock)
This ornament is designed as homage to the traditional Burmese toy, the “Pyit Taing Htaung.” The Pyit Taing Htaung is a traditional rolling doll that rights itself whenever it is tossed.
Quilled paper on wood, with a raffia hanging loop. Measures 3 inches in diameter.
Drinking Rebels : Coffee & Tea will not only bring you the taste of Southern Shan State but also remind you of the resilience of the people of Myanmar, despite the ongoing daily life-threatening danger.
Drinking Rebels : Coffee & Tea will not only bring you the taste of Southern Shan State but also remind you of the resilience of the people of Myanmar, despite the ongoing daily life-threatening danger.
This beautiful full color cookbook is brought to you by Rohingya Women Development Network – RWDN.
Proceeds go to supporting RWDN in their community-based work supporting displaced Rohingya women. If you’re ordering from the United States, you can also order cookbooks directly from RWDN starting in April 2024.
Made in MaeSot using batik fabrics. These bunting strings contain 11 triangles of fabric. They measure just under 2 meters long.
We’re pleased to share our 2024 Christmas kitchen towels with you! 
Made of Shan Inlay cotton, they’re ready to color your home for your holiday festivities.
