The charm of Tai Lue fabric, Ban Sukhawadi, Chiang Khong District

🧳 On this trip, we visited the Tai Lue weaving center, Ban Sukhawadi. This is a learning center that tells the story of Tai Lue weaving from the first process to the last step. 🧶🧵 The local woven fabrics here use natural dyes for dyeing. They have beautiful patterns, bright colors, and are of high quality, especially the Nam Lai pattern woven fabric, which is the most popular. 💁♀️ There are also 5 other types of tin jok skirts: Lao skirt, Dok Ko skirt or Ko Yae Hang Pla skirt, 3 Dok skirt, Taping skirt, and Ton Dok skirt. The skirts that the people of Had Bai like to wear have 3 parts: the head, the body, and the feet. All 3 parts are joined together with very strong seams, such as the hidden San Pa seam. 🏠 At Ban Sukhawadi, there is a collection of ancient woven fabrics that are more than 100 years old and woven fabrics with unique patterns for you to see. If anyone is interested in products made from woven fabrics, such as sarongs, shirts, and bags, you can stop by the community shop. 🛍 🎯 : Rim Khong Subdistrict, Chiang Khong District, Chiang Rai 57140 ⏰️ : Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 📱 : 089 555 7644 #100WaysToTravel #TravelAndEatAndTravel #SukhawadiTaiLueWovenClothHatBaai #TaiLueWovenCloth #HatBaai #ChiangKhongTravel #ChiangRaiTravel #ChiangKhong #ChiangRai #SukhawadiTaiLueWovenCloth #trip #tripmoments #100WaysToTravel