dressy tops

The Hmong Hill Tribe culture illustrates its love for nature in different accessories proudly worn by its people. With a gorgeous blush hue embellishing the cotton and hemp bodice, this exquisite a-line dress by Thai artisan Chattima features traditional Hmong textiles on the capped sleeves, neckline and pleated skirt. The diverse classic floral motifs are made using a combination of cross-stitch and printed techniques. Each dress is a one-off limited edition made using unique vintage fabrics.

Thailand's Keawpankanlaya presents a gorgeous set to add a tender touch to your days. Crafted by local artisans, this set of two placemats and coasters is made entirely from cotton and features a palette of rose and peach hues for a charming look. On top of that, the accessories come embellished with a yok dok pattern traditional to the region.

In this pendant necklace, Thai artisan Matta artfully employs a minimalist design that lets the gemstones become the accessory's focal point. Strung on stainless steel, a large rose quartz bead is flanked by two small garnet beads to create the necklace which closes with a 925 sterling silver spring-ring clasp. The versatile necklace is elegant enough for a dress and casual enough for jeans and a top.

From Thai artisan Dararat Chantapireepun, this long-sleeved tie-neck blouse is made of polyester chiffon and designed for an airy, comfortable fit. Petal pink with a semi-sheer back and sleeves, the shirt features delicate lines of lace trim along the front and the shoulders. The sleeves can also be rolled up and fastened with tabs in warmer weather.

honoured in Thailand as national symbols, these lovely elephants pose for a traditional family scene crafted by Panapai. The artisan uses the ancient handblown technique to create each member of this giant lineage, embellishing the three glass figurines with a pink hue representing harmony and affection.