Color Silk
A social enterprise describing a home-based weaving network and market access for women in Takeo.
A production network rather than one showroom
Color Silk describes a model connecting home-based weavers with materials, design support and buyers. Its Takeo work provides a named starting point for readers who want to understand how textiles reach a market. The organisation’s pages and partner profiles report different membership figures, so CamboArts does not present those totals as current. What matters for an enquiry is the maker or production community involved in the particular product or proposed visit.
Make a specific enquiry
Ask which items are available, where they are woven and whether a community visit is presently possible. An office address is not automatically the place where weaving occurs. For fabric orders, state the length, width, intended use and deadline, and ask about fibre composition and care. If social impact is part of your purchasing decision, request current information on the production relationship rather than treating an organisation’s mission statement as an independent audit.
Plan a respectful visit or enquiry
- Place
- Takeo weaving communities; contact the organisation for the meeting point, Takeo
- Art forms
- Textiles, Design
Contact the organisation or a willing local host before making a special journey; confirm current access and any fees directly.
Sources and verification
Identity cross-checked across sources.
Sources checked: 6 October 2026 (date only). This is a research date, not a confirmed opening date or appointment.
Read the local guides
- Takeo and Prey Kabbas: understanding Cambodian silk
Look beyond a scarf’s colour to the weaving decisions, household work and buying relationships behind silk from Takeo.