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Krama — Takeo
 Collection · Takeo

Krama

Krama House · One cloth, a thousand uses.

One cloth —
a thousand uses.

The krama is Cambodia’s everyday cloth: a handwoven cotton check worn as a scarf, a sash, a sunshade, a carry-cradle. Woven on a backstrap loom and finished with a hand-knotted fringe, it softens with every wash and outlives the season it was bought in.

Technique

Handwoven cotton · Check & stripe · Hand-knotted fringe

Lead time

2–3 week weave · 6–8 week sea freight

Answers

Krama — Questions

What is ARUNERA Krama from Takeo?

The krama is Cambodia’s everyday cloth: a handwoven cotton check worn as a scarf, a sash, a sunshade, a carry-cradle. Woven on a backstrap loom and finished with a hand-knotted fringe, it softens with every wash and outlives the season it was bought in.

How is ARUNERA Krama made?

Each piece is made by hand using handwoven cotton · check & stripe · hand-knotted fringe. It is produced by a named artisan in Takeo, Cambodia, and carries a record card with the maker, hours and artisan share.

What is the lead time for ARUNERA Krama?

Lead time is 2–3 week weave · 6–8 week sea freight. ARUNERA ships by sea freight only, so pieces are made to order and dispatched once the workshop run is complete.