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Magical Thailand is a pocket-sized coloring book featuring Thai traditions, landscapes and culture. Made from recycled paper, each page features a different aspect of Northern Thailand.
$5.95
A pocket-sized coloring book featuring Thai traditions, landscapes and culture. The perfect gift to take home from your travels, and also a perfectly-sized travel companion for those who love to color.
Magical Thailand is a pocket-sized coloring book featuring Thai traditions, landscapes and culture. Made from recycled paper, each page features a different aspect of Northern Thailand.
“Thank you for shopping with me! Each order means the world to me and I’m so happy to share my art and story with you in ‘The Story of Rice in Shan Land.’ It is so important to keep my language and tradition alive.”
Fabric Color: Electric Blue
In the Christmas spirit of supporting mothers and babies, a portion of proceeds from card sales will go to support midwives/maternal health projects in Myanmar!
A6 (4×6), printed on cardstock.
Cards are blank inside. Each card comes with an envelope. Cards will ship starting in mid October.
This design was created by Alex, a Myanmar artist.
🐉 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.
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 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.
Scenes from people at work in everyday Myanmar.
“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…
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