Namfon (น้ำฝน) means "rainwater" in Thai — and it's Maya's nickname. Each bag starts as krajood, a natural grass cut, dried, and dyed by hand, then woven by artisans in Thailand. No two are exactly alike.
Krajood sedge grass, hand-dyed in small batches. Sturdy, light, and it smells faintly of the fields it came from.
Every bag is woven, stitched, and finished by hand. The slight irregularities are the signature — proof a person made it.
Wipe clean with a damp cloth and keep it dry. These bags are built for daily carrying, not for a shelf.
Every style comes in Small, Medium, and Large. We're photographing the full collection now — final photos land here before launch.
Our signature: a hand-stitched daisy on natural weave, with smooth wooden arch handles and beaded straps. The one people stop you on the street to ask about.
Delicate embroidered branches on a natural ground — the style that sells out first at every market.
Clean woven stripes in natural and dyed grass. Simple, sharp, goes with everything you own.
A tight herringbone weave finished with smooth wooden ring handles. Structured enough for the office, relaxed enough for the beach.
A bold black-diamond pattern woven into natural seagrass. Graphic, striking, and impossible to miss.
Geometric tribal patterns with sturdy rope handles. The workhorse — hauls groceries, beach gear, all of it.
Undyed natural weave with real leather straps that darken and soften beautifully with age.
A classic monochrome diamond weave. Dress it up, dress it down — it never looks wrong.
Festive red-and-white geometry, handwoven. The gift-giver's pick — especially around the holidays.
Every bag ships with our hand-designed hang tag — gold on cream, bilingual, with the story of the bag inside. A small thing, but it's the first thing you'll touch.
The shop opens when the collection is photographed and ready. Until then, this page stays in staging — nothing here is for sale yet.
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