A place created to preserve tradition
SangGaDee Space
This community space was opened by Nussara, who runs a traditional textile shop in Chiang Mai, and her husband, architect Decha. The building is hand-built by Decha, and not only does it have shops selling folk crafts, but it also has a restaurant where you can enjoy a meal.
Ornaments made by artisans in Chiang Mai (200฿). 
Drawstring bags with baskets are 65฿ each.
In search of ethnic minority handicrafts
Pa Ker Yaw
The owner, Bunlin, moved to Chiang Mai to work for an NGO. Her work protecting the human rights of ethnic minorities sparked her interest in their handicrafts, which led her to open the shop. The shop is lined with accessories and fabrics that she has collected during her visits to the region.
A sashiko cushion made by a Yao ethnic person (1,650฿). 
A silver bracelet (7,100฿) made by the Thon people about 50 years ago.
