until Nomadic Uzbeks took the tradition to neighbouring countries

M: 18 x 20 cm

all of whom are mothers working to provide for their children

and hearts around the world

During Ramadan it is very common for people celebrating to decorate the streets with hanging lanterns

Flying Horse Bag Charm SilaiWali until Nomadic Uzbeks took theCrafted by Myanmarese refugees living in Thailand, and returnees The Flying Horse bag charm is a symbol of freedom, resilience, and hope. Each piece is skillfully woven using the traditional backstrap loom technique, an ancient art passed down through generations, and finished with careful hand stitching. Inspired by the mythical flying horse, this charm represents courage, aspiration, and the ability to rise beyond adversity. Its whimsical silhouette