Yan Lipao, South of Thailand Basket, Pattanee, Narathiwas (Small Basket)

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Yan Lipao, South of Thailand Basket, Pattanee, Narathiwas (Small Basket)

Name: Yan Lipao, South of Thailand Basket, Pattanee, Narathiwas (Small Basket)
Brand: Paya
SKU: PAYA_0093
Price: 5400.00 THB
Availability: InStock

5,400.00 THB

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Paya Yan Lipao, South of Thailand Basket, Pattanee, Narathiwas (Small Basket)

5,400.00 THB

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Yan Lipao, South of Thailand Basket, Pattanee, Narathiwas (Small Basket)

This small Yan Lipao basket is a masterful example of Southern Thai craftsmanship, originating from the culturally rich provinces of Pattani and Narathiwat. Handwoven from the fine, glossy stems of the Yan Lipao fern, it features a tightly coiled structure adorned with intricate geometric motifs in contrasting tones. The compact cylindrical form is finished with detailed edge binding and a fitted lid, making it ideal for storing jewellery, keepsakes, or simply serving as a decorative objet d'art. Durable, refined, and rich in heritage. Wipe clean with a dry cloth.

Dimensions (LxWxH)

14 x 14 x 11 cm

Place of Origin

Thailand

Colour

Brown

Condition

Brand New

Materials & Techniques

Made from handwoven Yan Lipao fern using traditional Southern Thai basketry techniques. Wipe to Clean

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Paya

Paya is deeply committed to blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics. With a strong focus on preserving the cultural heritage of northern Thailand, they work closely with artisans to enhance their skills in weaving, dyeing, and textile design. Their vision is to create home decor pieces that are not only beautiful and functional but also support sustainable livelihoods and empower local communities, ensuring that age-old techniques evolve for today’s markets while remaining true to their roots.