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“Is the power back? (Mi La Lar?) This is a common expression in Myanmar (and it can double as a delicate jab at the ones responsible for the poor infrastructure causing such power outages). Get yourself a Mi La Lar tee shirt and support social power to women led-projects for Myanmar. We know women can…
“Stir it up” aprons represent the color and spice from the streets of Southeast Asia.
Handwoven by a women-led enterprise in Amarapura, Myanmar.
Made in Myanmar using Inlay cotton.
Available in Black or Brown.
Sizes: S – XL
This dress is made with two adjustable panels so that you can tie it to fit your bust and hips comfortably depending on the day. And, this dress also has pockets!
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. 
Loom-woven scarves, naturally dyed and handwoven by a women-led enterprise in Amarapura, Myanmar.
