Wild Honey Hin Lad Nai (270 ml.)

Barahome Shawl
More than just a local product, this batik-printed fabric is a true “cultural heritage.”
Recognized as a Cultural Product of Thailand (CPOT), it is known as the “Woodblock Batik of Pattani.”

Its intricate patterns are inspired by fragments of ancient ceramic tiles and pottery unearthed in the area, creatively reinterpreted through a combination of woodblock printing and hand-drawn batik techniques.

The charm of the Barahome shawl lies in its versatility — it is not merely a local fashion item, but a piece that can be worn in everyday life to add an elegant touch at work, or treasured as a meaningful keepsake, carrying with it the beautiful memories and rich cultural essence from Thailand’s deep South.

“Natural-Dyed Cotton Scarf”

Made from 100% cotton, these scarves are intricately tied and dyed with natural colors sourced from the environment, such as tree bark, leaves, or natural earth pigments. Each piece features unique patterns and soft, gentle hues, creating artwork that can be worn in daily life.

This craftsmanship reflects local wisdom and the natural beauty of fabric. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the scarf is skin-friendly and free from chemical dyes, making it a meaningful and valuable gift.

Visitors to Ban Khok Muang Community can join hands-on workshops to learn tie-dye techniques, create their own scarf, and take home a one-of-a-kind piece as a special memory.