vintage art

By Arnon Thongkaew in Thailand, this phone speaker will make a charming addition to your home. It is handcrafted from teak wood with a rich natural grain to resemble a vintage radio. An opening in the top provides space for resting a 3.9-inch smart phone, amplifying its sound through the chamber within. Two "tuning knobs" disguise a pullout drawer for storing small items. The grate in front of the echo chamber slides open with a leather catch and an opening at the side accommodates the charging cord.

The Hmong Hill Tribe culture illustrates its love for nature in different accessories proudly worn by its people. With a gorgeous blue shade embellishing the cotton and hemp bodice, this exquisite A-line dress by Thai artisan Chattima features traditional Hmong textiles on the capped sleeves, neckline and pleated skirt. The diverse classic floral motifs are made using a combination of cross-stitch and printed techniques. Each dress is a one off limited edition using unique vintage fabrics.

These silver drop earrings celebrate the spring season through an exquisite combination of oxidized and polished details. Pakaon Sojintarit presents this gorgeous pair, made from traditional Karen silversmithing techniques that allow the floral pendants to shine with dapper essence.

Inspired by The Hmong tribes of Southeast Asia, this gorgeous jacket showcases designer Chattima's true love of her culture and strength in design. The indigo and white fabric is sourced from vintage cotton-hemp pleated skirts traditionally worn by Hmong women. The sleeves feature striped fabric in red tones woven on the hand loom by the Karen Hill tribe. The jacket is edged with thin a red band referencing the red hand stitch details that often accent traditional costumes. This statement jacket is truely a fusion of East meets West.

The Hmong Hill Tribe shows its love for nature in diverse accessories, proudly worn by its people. With a gorgeous blush hue embellishing the cotton and hemp bodice, this exquisite a-line dress by Thai artisan Chattima boasts traditional Hmong textiles on the capped sleeves, neckline and pleated skirt. A combination of cross-stitch and printed techniques creates unique floral motifs, which makes each dress a one-of-a-kind limited edition garment of vintage allure.