Discover Banana Tree Fibre.
Rare. Sustainable. Ours.
In the quiet groves of Phatthalung, after the bananas are picked, something else is harvested — the fibre. We don’t let it go to waste.
We strip the outer layers from mature Banana trees, sort them by hand, and separate by tone.
The darker strands are set aside for pattern and contrast. The pale ones dry into a warm golden hue.
“The most memorable places are built from stories, materials and craft.”
We hang the fibres out across the small plantations.
Strung between trees, sunlit and swaying. No chemicals. No machinery. Just time, light, and air.
Once dried, they stiffen — tough, flexible, ready to weave.
The family plantation in Phatthalung.
Banana Fibre behaves differently to Krajood.
It’s firmer in the hand, with more spring, and takes shape in unexpected ways.
We experiment — twisting, curving, adjusting — before deciding which designs to bring to life.
Some bags are round-bodied and organic. Others are sharper, structured, architectural.
Each starts as an idea and ends as a batch. Always small. Always considered.
Behind the scenes at the workshop - raw fibres and part-finished Banana Fibre bags.
The base bags are woven here in Phatthalung
By us and by people we know. It’s slow work, made slower by the seasons and the limits of each harvest. But that’s how it should be.
We don’t overproduce. We don’t outsource. We make what the trees give us.
Cut and dried Banana Tree fibres being prepared for weaving.
While the weaving happens, another process unfolds.
Down the road, local looms click and whirr — weaving cotton linings the old way.
We test colours and patterns each season, keeping things playful but grounded in tradition.
Baby blue lining woven on a traditional hand-loom.
Not Seagrass. Not Straw. Not Raffia. Not curated, sourced, or picked from someone else’s shelf.
Grown, gathered, woven, stitched, and shipped by us.
From Phatthalung — to you.
Banana Fibre bag woven in Phatthalung and displayed at Six Senses Samui.
Why We Work With Banana Tree Fibre.
It is a reflection of the place we come from.
Every strand is harvested, prepared and woven within a small network of families and workshops in Southern Thailand.
For hospitality brands seeking a deeper connection to place, those stories become part of the guest experience.
Not as decoration.
As something real.
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