Made by Nara: From the Roots of Pa Sang, Lamphun to the Global Market

Made by Nara is a brand deeply rooted in the rich heritage of Ban Don, Pa Sang District, Lamphun—a place renowned for its exceptional silk craftsmanship. This is where the legacy of Thai silk comes to life, with exquisite quality and unique patterns that reflect the wisdom of the local community. At Made by Nara, we honor these roots by creating 100% silk products that are not only beautiful and meticulously crafted but also embody the spirit and traditions of Pa Sang in every thread.

Empowering Communities and Promoting Sustainability

Made by Nara places community empowerment at the heart of its production process. From sourcing premium raw silk from local farmers and using natural dyeing techniques to weaving fabrics with the skilled hands of local artisans, every step is a collaboration with the community. This approach not only ensures the highest quality but also provides stable income and fosters a sustainable livelihood for the families in the region.

From Pa Sang to the World

Made by Nara takes the distinctive beauty of Thai silk to the global stage with designs that blend tradition and modernity. Our clothing and fashion items are versatile and timeless, making them the perfect representation of Thai culture and craftsmanship for an international audience.

The journey of Made by Nara into the global market is more than just expanding a brand—it’s about sharing the story of Pa Sang’s local communities with the world. The artistry of Thai silk and the heritage of this region are now recognized and appreciated beyond borders, bringing pride to the artisans and sustainability to the Thai textile industry.

Made by Nara bridges the gap between the cultural heritage of Ban Don and the modern world. Every piece we create is not just a fashion statement but a legacy woven with love and dedication, carrying the beauty of Thai culture to the global stage.

“Choose Made by Nara to experience a story beautifully woven into every piece, from the heart of Pa Sang to the standards of the world.”