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5.0 based on 100 reviews
Nested into the heart of Siem Reap, in a relaxed and peaceful environment, Guided by our deaf employees, learn the art of lacquer crafts and Khmer words in sign language.
Visiting Cambolac's workshop in Siem Reap was quite emotional for me, having in mind that you are being welcomed from the door and guided through the manual souvenirs production process by a deaf and hearing-impaired employee. Moreover, company's mission is to hire as many such people and all employees I saw working were facing same physical inconvenience. With completely missing government social system, I find efforts of social enterprises crucial for life of ppl in need and I think it is a great opportunity for tourists to support such cause while anyway shopping souvenirs. Plus is they have shops at different locations.
5.0 based on 347 reviews
Sombai is a sweet home-made liqueur from Siem Reap. Sombai bottles are painted and decorated by hand, making each of them a unique piece and an amazing souvenir. We also have a non-alcoholic range of products under the brand name "Joe's" including quality spices, aromatised sea salts, peppers and alcoholic jams. You can come for a "workshopping" including a free tasting, visit of the workshop and some shopping every day from 8am to 8pm. The Workshop is open daily. Otherwise, we are available for free tasting and for retail sale at our stalls at the Made in Cambodia Market (King's Road) every day from noon to 10pm.
We had an interesting tour and fun tasting adventure at Sombai, and I recommend visiting to pick up some unique local produce to enjoy or give as gifts. The short tour of the rice wine infusing upstairs is interesting, and you can see the large range of handpainted art on bottles as well as the artists in the process of handpainting them. By the time you've seen and heard about the different infusing combinations, you'll be wanting to find out what they taste like. After heading back downstairs, you take a seat and are served a small tasting of each rice wine, as well as some Kampot pepper infused liqueurs and alcoholic jams. Everything is delicious and uniquely Cambodian. While the jams are 'alcoholic' they won't get you drunk, but the flavours are amazing. Recommend buying the sample pack of 4 of $9...they make a perfect gift, but also a few of them will be perfect to pair with blue or goats cheese in a platter. This is a really unique Cambodian experience with something special to take home. Recommend for anyone!
5.0 based on 82 reviews
Louise Loubatieres lifestyle boutique offers a mix of fashion and home accessories, from lacquerware to textiles, scarves, cushions, throws, art, furniture and much more...
Louise Loubatieres is an expat run shop in the newly cool Kandal village area of Siem Reap. Its wares are curated by French expat, Louise and her Cambodian partner, who have brilliantly put together a small emporium combining western interior desires with local and regional crafts. The soft furnishing range includes cushions of all sizes combining raw silk and indigenous woven textures which is the house specialty and very much desirous. There are quirky items such as the string of hand embroidered fish with shells and bells that are also individual to the shop and simply delightful. Scarves, costume jewellery are all of quality and taste. Yes some of the tableware stock I saw in Laos and I stumbled across the dresses in Chatuchak markets in Bangkok (Louise was right, they only make one size), but thats not really the point because Louise has done the legwork for you and if you are on limited time for your trip this is the place to go. I am very happy with my purchases and will enjoy them for many years to come. If the markets do not satisfy visit Louise Loubatieres.
5.0 based on 72 reviews
We hand make in our shop in Kampot, Quilts, Pillows, Cushions, Table Runners, Drink Coasters, Place Mats, Belts and small Bags. We custom make pillows and cushions for local businesses and for travelers. We also produce original Bookmarks, Greeting Cards, Prints and Reproduction Indochine Photos - all printed in Kampot. We carry a range of locally produced gift items and local pepper, salt, coffee and honey. A percentage of our sales on selected items in the shop are donated to The Kampot Children's Dental Clinic and The Buddhist Library.
Tiny Kampot pillow is THE shop in town. Not only is the owner the most warm and welcoming person, she is also creative and with an aesthetic sense you dont often find. If you are looking for authentic, beautiful and handmade souvenirs this is it. Also small local items, cute nic nac, seeds and so on. Really a must visit. You will leave with a smile and want to go back :) Im so happy for my purchases and gifts for people back home. Thank you!
5.0 based on 47 reviews
Cambodian Creations is your fun, one-stop shop for all things fairly handmade in Phnom Penh. We stock the beautiful handcrafted jewellery of Khmer Creations. the unique, hand knitted and crocheted critters of Cambodia Knits, stunning silk and cotton scarves from Fair Weave alongside of fabulous products from social enterprises and NGOs that support Cambodian communities. We also run jewellery and knitting classes, pop in for more information.
5.0 based on 56 reviews
Clothing for travel, work and home. Made in Kampot, Cambodia. Currently closed to the public in response to COVID-19.
Please do yourself a favor and visit this local and ethically made clothing store. There is a variety of T-shirts, singlets and dresses which are all made on sight where you can see the talented ladies sewing the clothes. Make a visit to Espresso cafe next door, their food and coffee are amazing.
5.0 based on 64 reviews
Welcome to Claycult Cambodia Our specialty is beautiful colourful, handcrafted & painted ceramic beads. An ancient tradition which has unfortunately been taken over by the mass production of goods. All our beads are hand rolled & glazed in Siem Reap Cambodia by local Khmer women & men. Claycult Cambodia beads & jewellery... something from the heart of this mystic land.
I have only been to their shop at the airport. Great selection, and such a wonderful souvenir. Bought several for gifts, and everyone loves them. A lot of fun to wear!
5.0 based on 49 reviews
Graines de Cambodge founded in 2011 by a Cambodian woman, Rany Som. Precious metal and gemstone do not feature in Siem reap designer Rany Som's gleaming jewelry collection- instead, she used over ten different kinds of seed found growing locally to create delicate.Intricate necklaces, bracelets and much more, recently known in Jewelry markets and international. She created a lot of new unique different kind of jewelry by her own. But, there were a lot of things to do and she needs a team to do that. She trained the other women from countryside and provide them good profit. So, They don’t need to work abroad and they can support their family and live in a good condition of life. Now There are more than 12 women are working with us.
Graines De Cambodge have a lot of Buddhas,Jewelry,Bags,Clothing and souvenirs that so beautiful and modern for all of gentlemen and ladies. Of course, some things are made by the hands of the Cambodian people.
5.0 based on 181 reviews
The Gemological Institute of Cambodia offers an overview of Cambodian gemstones. You will be greeted by a professional gemologist. Permanent exhibition of more than 200 kinds of gemstones from Cambodia and from all over the world. Free visit! Visit the laboratory for gemstones identification and certification, and do your gems shopping. We offer gemology courses for beginners. For a period of a half day or a full day. Free transportation from your hotel with a return to your hotel. Please contact us for information and booking.
Best jewelry shop in Siem Reap This is a unique gemstones and jewelry shop. Only natural stones. No pressure sales and unique items. Do not miss it if you visit Siem Reap
5.0 based on 36 reviews
Jayav Art is a shop/gallery and a workshop where you can find numerous papier mache sculptures. They are ntirely handmade by the French artist Philippe Brousseau and his Cambodian team.
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