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Bright Red Teardrop Palazzo Wrap Pants
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Men’s Two Tone Purple Thai Fisherman Pants
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Navy Blue Elephant Thai Harem Pants
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Tie Waist Golden Brown Spiral Harem Pants
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Tie Waist Ocean Blue Peacock Harem Pants
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Brown Feather Thai Harem Pants
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OUR STORY
Lanna Soul is based in the beautiful city of Chiang Mai, Thailand, the heart of what was once known as ‘Lanna Country’.
We’re immensely proud to work with local artisans, as well as locally produced fabric and textiles to create both the traditional and modern twists on classic Lanna styles you see in our store. Made in Lanna country and made with soul.
10% of all sales are donated to Save The Elephant Foundation – a local elephant sanctuary dedicated to saving and helping Asian elephants. Join us and sponsor an elephant today!
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Hmong Hill Tribe Blue Flower Handbag
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Pink Flower Hmong Hill Tribe Handbag
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Blue Hmong Hill Tribe Cross Body Clutch Purse
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Purple Flower Hmong Hill Tribe Handbag
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Multi-Color Hmong Hill Tribe Cross Body Clutch Purse
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Multi-Color Peacock Hmong Hill Tribe Handbag
$24$19 Add to cart
Golden Hill Tribe Swingpack
Traditionally embroiderd Hmong hill tribe designs in a gorgeous every day cross-shoulder clutch. Ethically made, beautifully boho – and on sale now!
NOW ON SALE
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Dark Grey Striped Kaftan Poncho Tunic
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Turquoise Gypsy V-Neck Kaftan Poncho
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Autumn Green Thai Kaftan Poncho Tunic
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Dark Buddha Hand Vest
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Earthy Thai Cotton Kaftan Poncho
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Grey Elephants Boho Vest Top
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HMONG HILL TRIBE
The Hmong hill tribe are one of several tribal communities in the Northern regions of Thailand, particularly the Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai areas, with a rich history of textile production including hemp weaving and natural indigo plant dying. They are well known for their uniquely dyed clothing and head dresses as well their organic farming and beautiful valley communities nestled high up in the mountains.
In recent years their main source of income has changed from agriculture and farming to producing textiles and accessories for the visitors and markets of the big city.