Daiku and Tampuan weaving partners
A contemporary accessories brand describing collaboration with Tampuan women weavers in Ratanakiri.
A specific production example
Daiku describes adapting Tampuan weaving into contemporary accessories, including straps and belts. The brand’s published account identifies women weavers in Ratanakiri, rather than presenting northeast Cambodia as one undifferentiated craft community. This is first-party information about its own work. It does not establish that every item made in the region uses the same materials or that all weavers belong to the brand’s production group.
Ask about both the object and the relationship
For an enquiry, ask where the weaving and assembly take place, what material is used and how the maker or group is credited. A request to visit production should go through a willing host and the people concerned; a product listing is not an invitation into a household. If adapting a design for another commercial use, discuss permission and payment rather than treating a purchased pattern as free intellectual property. CamboArts does not independently certify the brand’s social or environmental claims.
Plan a respectful visit or enquiry
- Place
- Ratanakiri production communities; enquire with Daiku, Ratanakiri
- 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
Documented from primary sources.
Sources checked: 6 October 2026 (date only). This is a research date, not a confirmed opening date or appointment.
Read the local guides
- Northeast Cambodia textiles: name the community and maker
Explore Indigenous weaving in Ratanakiri and the wider northeast through specific documented work, rather than presenting many distinct peoples as a single style.