A social enterprise was formed in 2001 called Mekong Quilts to provide sustainable employment for underprivileged women in Vietnam and Cambodia. It started with just 35 women making quilts and accessories by hand. Over time it expanded to include 340 women across multiple communities. The products are sold in stores and online, providing fair wages and benefits to the women while also funding community programs.
Mekong Plus is a social enterprise that employs over 340 women from underprivileged areas in Vietnam and Cambodia to produce handicrafts like quilts, accessories, and gifts. It was founded in 2001 by a dentist who wanted to provide sustainable employment for rural women. The organization trains and pays the women fair wages to work from home, allowing them to earn more while staying close to their families. Products are sold in Mekong Plus stores across Vietnam and Cambodia as well as to international partners, helping to support local community development programs.
The document is an issue of a local Streatham magazine called Heart Streatham. It provides local news, events, business listings and stories from the community. It announces a fundraising campaign to save the local Streatham Hill Theatre and provides updates on local businesses, including some that have switched to producing PPE during the pandemic. It also highlights community initiatives like weekly socially distant street discos and delivering food and baked goods to frontline workers and care homes.
Marymount Academy International is providing a recommendation letter for Ms. Lyn Madeleine Smith for a child care worker position. The vice principal states that Ms. Smith is a valuable asset who is well organized with strong interpersonal skills evident from her experience with children. She strives to help students succeed by implementing various coping strategies tailored to their needs. Ms. Smith is also described as a team player always willing to learn, works above and beyond, maintains excellent rapport with parents and the community, and is resourceful in supporting her clients' needs.
Natalie Torres volunteered with the Film Workshop charity over the summer of 2013. According to Simon Oatley, the CEO, Natalie was a hard worker who made a big difference to the organization with her excellent interpersonal skills with young people and students. She also demonstrated strong technical skills as an editor, camera operator, and technician by assisting with several film productions. Oatley regretted that Natalie's time with the organization was not longer and provided a glowing recommendation for her work.
This document provides information about Boost for Kids, a non-profit organization dedicated to preventing child abuse and violence through education and awareness programs. Their mission is to ensure all children grow up in a safe environment. They offer various programs like books teaching self-esteem, workshops on abuse prevention, and counseling support for victims. Services are provided to children in Toronto, but they have long waitlists. They conduct community outreach through initiatives like summer camps and training.
This document provides information about Boost for Kids, a non-profit organization dedicated to preventing child abuse and violence through education and awareness programs. Their mission is to ensure all children grow up in a safe environment. They offer various programs like books teaching self-esteem, workshops on abuse prevention, and counseling support for victims. Services are provided to children in Toronto, but they have long waitlists. They conduct community outreach through initiatives like summer camps and training.
Georgie Fienberg founded AfriKids 15 years ago after being inspired during a gap year in Ghana. AfriKids now employs 160 local Ghanaian staff and supports thousands of children through programs addressing root causes like education and healthcare access. Rather than dictate solutions, AfriKids works with communities to support existing effective local efforts. The charity also focuses on social enterprises to financially sustain its work in Ghana with a goal of closing its UK office as the Ghanaian operation becomes self-sufficient.
Mekong Plus is a social enterprise that employs over 340 women from underprivileged areas in Vietnam and Cambodia to produce handicrafts like quilts, accessories, and gifts. It was founded in 2001 by a dentist who wanted to provide sustainable employment for rural women. The organization trains and pays the women fair wages to work from home, allowing them to earn more while staying close to their families. Products are sold in Mekong Plus stores across Vietnam and Cambodia as well as to international partners, helping to support local community development programs.
The document is an issue of a local Streatham magazine called Heart Streatham. It provides local news, events, business listings and stories from the community. It announces a fundraising campaign to save the local Streatham Hill Theatre and provides updates on local businesses, including some that have switched to producing PPE during the pandemic. It also highlights community initiatives like weekly socially distant street discos and delivering food and baked goods to frontline workers and care homes.
Marymount Academy International is providing a recommendation letter for Ms. Lyn Madeleine Smith for a child care worker position. The vice principal states that Ms. Smith is a valuable asset who is well organized with strong interpersonal skills evident from her experience with children. She strives to help students succeed by implementing various coping strategies tailored to their needs. Ms. Smith is also described as a team player always willing to learn, works above and beyond, maintains excellent rapport with parents and the community, and is resourceful in supporting her clients' needs.
Natalie Torres volunteered with the Film Workshop charity over the summer of 2013. According to Simon Oatley, the CEO, Natalie was a hard worker who made a big difference to the organization with her excellent interpersonal skills with young people and students. She also demonstrated strong technical skills as an editor, camera operator, and technician by assisting with several film productions. Oatley regretted that Natalie's time with the organization was not longer and provided a glowing recommendation for her work.
This document provides information about Boost for Kids, a non-profit organization dedicated to preventing child abuse and violence through education and awareness programs. Their mission is to ensure all children grow up in a safe environment. They offer various programs like books teaching self-esteem, workshops on abuse prevention, and counseling support for victims. Services are provided to children in Toronto, but they have long waitlists. They conduct community outreach through initiatives like summer camps and training.
This document provides information about Boost for Kids, a non-profit organization dedicated to preventing child abuse and violence through education and awareness programs. Their mission is to ensure all children grow up in a safe environment. They offer various programs like books teaching self-esteem, workshops on abuse prevention, and counseling support for victims. Services are provided to children in Toronto, but they have long waitlists. They conduct community outreach through initiatives like summer camps and training.
Georgie Fienberg founded AfriKids 15 years ago after being inspired during a gap year in Ghana. AfriKids now employs 160 local Ghanaian staff and supports thousands of children through programs addressing root causes like education and healthcare access. Rather than dictate solutions, AfriKids works with communities to support existing effective local efforts. The charity also focuses on social enterprises to financially sustain its work in Ghana with a goal of closing its UK office as the Ghanaian operation becomes self-sufficient.
Abhay Pratap Singh is applying for the position of Aircraft Maintenance Technician (Mechanical). He has 4 years of experience working for Air India and Kris Aero Services on Boeing and Airbus aircraft performing repairs, replacements, snag rectifications, and modifications. He completed a 3-year Aircraft Maintenance Engineering course approved by the DGCA of India and holds the appropriate DGCA licenses.
The document discusses cerebral orgasm and how focusing on genital sensations alone leads to superficial and fleeting pleasures. It notes that traditions have focused on cerebral stimulation during orgasm and pleasure from other sensual experiences. Attending to the cerebral involvement in orgasm provides lasting fulfillment, indicating that sexual experiences are not merely physical but also psychological and spiritual. The document suggests all relationships, including sexual ones, could evolve into something sublime and eternal if cerebral orgasm is emphasized, and wonders if namasmāran (remembrance of the divine name) could be useful in this.
Thomas Garner has over 20 years of experience managing transportation and production operations. He currently works as a Transportation Supervisor at Core-Mark Carolina, where he oversees 40-50 drivers and ensures timely deliveries to over 500 customers daily. Previously, he spent 13 years as a Production Manager at Parkdale America LLC, where he supervised 20-30 production associates and technicians. Garner holds a BS in Social Studies from Fayetteville State University and has excellent references from previous supervisors.
Rencana pelaksanaan pembelajaran Akuntansi untuk kelas 1 semester 1 terdiri dari 6 pertemuan yang membahas tentang pengertian dasar-dasar akuntansi, pencatatan transaksi dalam persamaan dasar akuntansi, penyusunan laporan keuangan, penyiapan dan pengelolaan bukti transaksi keuangan.
Bruce Springsteen to Wrap Up 2016 American TourTony Ehinger
A retired financial services professional, Tony Ehinger now spends his time maintaining Sandy Farm in New Jersey and supporting the farm-to-table movement. In addition to his work in the local food movement, Tony Ehinger also enjoys listening to his favorite musician, Bruce Springsteen.
Township® supports women's cooperatives in Cape Town townships that employ around 60 women to produce fair trade bags. It works with six autonomous women-owned cooperatives to produce customized bags according to clients' specifications. The bags are made from natural materials like cotton and jute to provide eco-friendly alternatives to plastic bags. Township® engages with clients worldwide to secure regular orders and ensure sustainable growth for the cooperatives.
Chindi employs under-privileged women to knit and crochet things with textile waste. Every piece is one of a kind, glitchy, patchy and handmade with love!
Goel Community is a community development organization established in Cambodia in 2006. With the mission of providing economic opportunities the poor provincial villages in Cambodia. Goel Community started its first mission by reviving natural dye and weaving skills to young and sincere Cambodians from Takeo province.
Abhay Pratap Singh is applying for the position of Aircraft Maintenance Technician (Mechanical). He has 4 years of experience working for Air India and Kris Aero Services on Boeing and Airbus aircraft performing repairs, replacements, snag rectifications, and modifications. He completed a 3-year Aircraft Maintenance Engineering course approved by the DGCA of India and holds the appropriate DGCA licenses.
The document discusses cerebral orgasm and how focusing on genital sensations alone leads to superficial and fleeting pleasures. It notes that traditions have focused on cerebral stimulation during orgasm and pleasure from other sensual experiences. Attending to the cerebral involvement in orgasm provides lasting fulfillment, indicating that sexual experiences are not merely physical but also psychological and spiritual. The document suggests all relationships, including sexual ones, could evolve into something sublime and eternal if cerebral orgasm is emphasized, and wonders if namasmāran (remembrance of the divine name) could be useful in this.
Thomas Garner has over 20 years of experience managing transportation and production operations. He currently works as a Transportation Supervisor at Core-Mark Carolina, where he oversees 40-50 drivers and ensures timely deliveries to over 500 customers daily. Previously, he spent 13 years as a Production Manager at Parkdale America LLC, where he supervised 20-30 production associates and technicians. Garner holds a BS in Social Studies from Fayetteville State University and has excellent references from previous supervisors.
Rencana pelaksanaan pembelajaran Akuntansi untuk kelas 1 semester 1 terdiri dari 6 pertemuan yang membahas tentang pengertian dasar-dasar akuntansi, pencatatan transaksi dalam persamaan dasar akuntansi, penyusunan laporan keuangan, penyiapan dan pengelolaan bukti transaksi keuangan.
Bruce Springsteen to Wrap Up 2016 American TourTony Ehinger
A retired financial services professional, Tony Ehinger now spends his time maintaining Sandy Farm in New Jersey and supporting the farm-to-table movement. In addition to his work in the local food movement, Tony Ehinger also enjoys listening to his favorite musician, Bruce Springsteen.
Township® supports women's cooperatives in Cape Town townships that employ around 60 women to produce fair trade bags. It works with six autonomous women-owned cooperatives to produce customized bags according to clients' specifications. The bags are made from natural materials like cotton and jute to provide eco-friendly alternatives to plastic bags. Township® engages with clients worldwide to secure regular orders and ensure sustainable growth for the cooperatives.
Chindi employs under-privileged women to knit and crochet things with textile waste. Every piece is one of a kind, glitchy, patchy and handmade with love!
Goel Community is a community development organization established in Cambodia in 2006. With the mission of providing economic opportunities the poor provincial villages in Cambodia. Goel Community started its first mission by reviving natural dye and weaving skills to young and sincere Cambodians from Takeo province.
1. Terre des hommes, an organization established in 1960 to help children, is celebrating its 50th anniversary and 20 years working in Vietnam.
2. The organization has helped develop innovative approaches to care for and protect street children, as well as models for integrating youth, but recognizes that local partners should take the lead going forward.
3. While Vietnam has made progress in reducing poverty and achieving development goals, challenges remain for vulnerable children, and local groups are now capable of continuing this important work without foreign assistance.
The document is a proposal from the RMIT Vietnam Business Club for their "Summertime Heartbeats" charity program. The 3-sentence summary is:
The proposal outlines a charity program organized by the RMIT Vietnam Business Club to bring happiness and improve life for orphans and disadvantaged children in two locations on Children's Day. The program will include games, donations of necessities and school supplies, and is seeking financial support from benefactors to fund the estimated 20.7 million VND budget for activities, stationery, necessities, games and other costs. The organizing team hopes the program will help build a better society through bringing joy to children in need.
This document summarizes the mission and products of Township, a social enterprise in South Africa that produces eco-friendly bags. Township supports women's empowerment through cooperatives that employ local women to produce bags. A portion of bag sales goes to conservation efforts of WWF-South Africa. The document describes Township's history and partnership with WWF, shows various bag styles available, and provides contact information.
Tanzania Development Trust presentation at AGM 2022Janet Chapman
Janet Chapman presents the work of TDT in access to water, girls' education and small income generating projects in rural Tanzania as part of their AGM 2022. Recording here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCysSZdfG-HnxlT0HDvGTAyQ
Chic Mamas Do Care is a non-profit organization founded by Abigél Sheridan that holds fashion exchange parties and sells high-end donated clothing to raise funds for children's projects. Volunteers organize bi-monthly events where they stylishly arrange donated designer clothes and accessories for sale. Participants can both buy items and receive tokens to exchange unwanted clothes, with the goal of promoting a culture of giving while having fun. Funds raised through clothing sales and donations support early childhood development and art programs to help underprivileged youth.
Mulimuli is proposing to establish a community center and hostel in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania to address high youth unemployment. The center will provide skills workshops, farming activities, and cultural exchange opportunities for local youth and hostel guests. It is a joint project between an existing Tanzanian hostel and agriculture company. The goal is to inspire self-employment through developing life skills and passion. In the future, the center aims to house 800 chickens, produce 1 ton of vegetables, 100kg of fish annually and evaluate its sustainable impact on the community.
(1) Mulimuli aims to establish a community center and hostel in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania to address high youth unemployment. (2) The center will provide skills workshops, farming activities, and cultural exchange opportunities to help inspire and empower youth. (3) It is a joint project between an existing hostel and agriculture company, and plans to be self-sustaining through farm sales and workshop fees while creating impact in the local community.
The document reports on the operations of a pilot program called "tink | knit" from November 2014 to May 2015 that aimed to empower single mothers in Rhode Island by teaching them to knit hats that were then sold in the Brown University bookstore, providing income as well as workshops and resources. It includes sections on operations, business, marketing, achievements, goals, and the team involved in the program. Key impacts included helping 8 single mother families, directly providing $3,452 to single mothers, and finding housing and jobs for some participants.
Mai Vietnamese Handicrafts is a social business founded in 1990 that employs over 1,100 artisans, 70% of whom are women, across 21 producer groups in Vietnam. The artisans produce handicrafts that MVH markets and exports, primarily to Europe and the US. MVH pays artisans fair wages, provides job training, and reinvests profits into local communities. Originally focused on disadvantaged youth, MVH now empowers women artisans by providing stable incomes through handicraft production done from home, allowing them to support their families and communities.
An introductory document covering what the NGO The Pink Foundation is all about and what are it's activities. Please support us and donate and get Tax benefits.
This document summarizes the work of First Hand, a voluntary organization committed to protecting, rehabilitating, and building better lives for Cambodian children who are victims of trafficking or at high risk. It supports two partner NGOs, Damnok Toek & Riverkids Project, through regular visits, financial assessments, and donations. All profits from fundraising are donated to support programs providing food, medical care, education and community development for vulnerable children in Cambodia.
The document describes the diari project, which produces limited edition leather notebooks. Half the profits from each notebook sale are donated to Hear.Us.Now, a nonprofit providing education to deaf children in Vietnam. The project aims to demonstrate how a startup can have a profitable and scalable business model while also having a meaningful social impact. It is seeking €10k-€20k in investments, offering profit sharing and publicity in return. Financial projections estimate sales of 18,000 notebooks over 3 years could generate over €400,000 in net profits and educate over 6,700 children.
The document describes The Little Big Project, a volunteer tourism campaign in Thailand run by the Tourism Authority of Thailand. It aims to attract travelers looking for a "purposeful vacation" through various volunteer opportunities in areas like marine conservation, community development, and rescued wildlife rehabilitation. Ten different volunteer projects are outlined that involve activities such as marine wildlife monitoring, mangrove planting, teaching English, and caring for rescued animals. The document provides details on the activities, locations, and organization partners for each opportunity.
VisionEthique supports Xon Phao Disabled People Group -Laos 2021Caroline Debonnaire
XonPhao Disabled People Working Group in Vientiane-Laos.
offering help and support to those who have disabilities and poor ethnic women. Presently, we are supporting 32 people with disabilities.( 17 women poor ethnic women 15 men) including polio survivors, the vision impaired, persons born with disabilities, and those living with disabilities following an accident.
>>> If you want to support them, you can be:
- a partner : you are living in Laos or overseas and want to buy or order some products,
- or donor: every penny counts, there is no small amount ...don't be shy;)
All bank details are at the end of the file.
For more details about XonPhao and our actions:
Communication and Partnership : caroline@vision-ethique.com
CEO : Mrs PhouthAlee Vongsamai : xonpaolao@gmail.com
Youth Interactive is a creative entrepreneurship academy serving youth in Santa Barbara County. It aims to ignite imagination, mentor creativity, and help close the opportunity divide. It builds youth-led businesses through the arts to empower youth and help bridge the opportunity divide. The youth served face considerable obstacles and come from low-income homes or distressed neighborhoods. Youth Interactive provides a path to success through its T.E.A. program which teaches life skills, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship through creating micro-businesses.
This presentation introduces 'We Like The World - Around the world with 80000 friends' , the first trip around the world co-designed and powered by a facebook social graph. The challenge is to be hosted by facebook friends and their friends everywhere in the world. For each hosted night, the savings on hotel costs are used to fund the building a school in Cambodia.
www.facebook.com/weliketheworld
The document summarizes the achievements of the Milk Communities project launched in 2010 in Ukraine. The project aims to develop milk producers in rural areas into milk cooperatives to improve incomes. It has established over 24 cooperatives with over 2,400 members across several regions. The cooperatives supply over 30% of milk to a Danone plant. A new cooperative learning farm is also being constructed to train farmers. The project partners, including Danone, Heifer International and local authorities, are working to continuously improve rural livelihoods and community development.
2. Our Story
Combining her passion for social development,
and a love of beautifully handmade quilts, Ho Chi
Minh City (HCMC) dentist Thanh Truong worked
with NGO Mekong Plus to form Mekong Quilts in
2001. Her main aim: creating sustainable employ-
ment for under-privileged women in remote and
rural regions of Vietnam and Cambodia.
Quilting is a perfect craft for employment gen-
eration – it requires low initial investment, and the
women can work from home so they stay close to
their families.
The program started with just 35 women. The first
quilts were sold ‘Tupperware-style’ in the homes of
friends, volunteers and supporters.
To expand the program, Thanh decided to open
a stand-alone store in HCMC, thus increasing em-
ployment opportunities for even more women. The
social enterprise quickly flourished. In 2010, follow-
ing on from the success of Mekong Quilts, Mekong
Creations was established to diversify the product
range, which included handcrafted accessories
and gift items.
A GIFT THAT GIVES TWICE
Mekong+, incorporating Mekong Quilts
and Mekong Creations.
We specialize in high quality, hand crafted quilts
and accessories. The Indo-Chine inspired quilt
range uses patchwork, piecing and intricate stitch
detail to create a contemporary aesthetic. We
use only the highest quality silks and cottons, along
with beautiful vintage ethnic embroideries in our
quilts Our accessories range combines the use of
environmentally sustainable raw materials such as
bamboo, water hyacinth and papier-mache with
traditional hand craftsmanship to create innova-
tive designs. All materials are locally sourced.
Mekong+ products can also be custom made to
meet our clients’ individualized aesthetic, and to
the high standard of ‘workwomanship’ that our
reputation is built on.
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3. Currently, we have six stores across Vietnam and
Cambodia, along with national and international
partners such as luxury resort Six Senses, Nha Trang,
and French label, Terre D’oc. This has enabled us to
create sustainable employment for over 340 wom-
en to date.
Our Makers
Our makers are women from under-privileged, rural
regions of Vietnam and Cambodia. Prior to working
with Mekong+, they would travel to fields far away
from their homes in search of work, leaving their
children at home.
The social enterprise now employs over 340 women
in communities northeast of Ho Chi Minh City, Duc
Linh and Tanh Linh, Ham Thuan Nam (Binh Thuan
Province), Long My (Hau Giang province) in the
Mekong Delta and Rumdoul (Svay Rieng
province) in Cambodia.
The women receive training, a fair wage and em-
ployment benefits such as health insurance, wed-
ding and baby bonuses, and bereavement pay-
ments. They are also able to work in a safe and
comfortable environment close to their families.
Many of the women who work for the project have
doubled their income, which ensures that their chil-
dren remain in school.
The women work in groups, each supervised by a
group leader. Group leaders handle the alloca-
tion of work, provide a working space and travel
regularly to HCMC to deliver products, collect new
orders and support the quality control process. The
group leaders have become effective entrepre-
neurs with major responsibilities, managing up to 25
quilters at a time.
Besides direct economic benefit to the women, all
profits from your purchase of Mekong+ products
are (via our NGO) used to support the wider com-
munity through development initiatives such as
micro-financing, scholarships, and health, hygiene
and agricultural education programs.
Every item purchased from Mekong+ is a gift that
gives twice.
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4. www.mekongplus.org
Mekong Plus
Mekong Plus (Belgium/France), is the parent NGO
of Mekong+. Its aim is for integrated community
development focusing on the under-priveledged,
earning less than half a dollar per person per
day. Mekong Plus only works with a community
when everyone is involved, thus enabling them to
create low cost and sustainable programs .
In Belgium and France, teams of volunteers and
supporters organize several events every year to
raise funds and awareness for the programs.
These programs include micro-financing,
agricultural techniques, training of para-
veterinarians, environmental education,and
development of employment through handicraft.
The programs are located in two provinces in
Vietnam and in one province in Cambodia
covering more than 500 villages with a total of
half a million beneficiaries.
CONTACTS :
Claire THIBAUT
Avenue des Quatre Bonniers No 6, B-1348 Ottignies Louvain-
la-Neuve, Belgium
+32 (0)10 452 302 and +32 (0)495 27 19 55
Skype : claire.thibaut Email : claire.thibaut@mekongplus.
org
Bernard KERVYN
19/30 Trân Bình Trong, P5 Bình Thanh, Ho Chi Minh City,
Vietnam
Vietnam: +84 (0) 913 105189 - Cambodia: +855(0)124 97248
Skype : bkervyn Email : bernard.kervyn@mekongplus.org
Robert EBERHARDT & Trieu Khang NGUYEN
26 allée des Erables, 77310 Boissise le Roi, France
+33 (0)1 60657366 and +33 (0)6 62735058
Email : khang_tuyen@nguyentrieu.com
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14. Large Linen VSB Stitch Wash Bag (Top
clockwise)
26 x 17 cm
AVBAGVSBS2617BD
Large Linen VSB Applique Wash Bag
26 x 17 cm
AVBAGVSBA2617BD
Small Linen VSB Stitch Wash Bag
17 x 12 cm
AVBAGVSBS1712BD
Small Linen Lotus Stitch Wash Bag
17 x 12 cm
AVBAGLOTU1712BD
Large Linen Lotus Stitch Wash Bag
26 x 17 cm
AVBAGLOTU2617BD 2726
15. Small Denim H’Mong Wash Bag
12 x 17 cm
AVBAGHMON1217BD
Large Denim H’Mong Wash Bag
26 x 17 cm
AVBAGHMON2617BD
Flat Denim H’Mong Wash Bag
22 x 27 cm
AVBAGSAPA1712BD 2928
16. Small Denim Sapa Wash Bag
17 x 12 cm
AVBAGSAPA1712BD
Large Denim Sapa Wash Bag
26 x 17 cm
AVBAGSAPA2617BD 3130
17. Denim H’Mong Wallet 1
20 x 10 cm
AVWALETHM2010BD
Denim Sapa Wallet
20 x 10 cm
AVWALETSA2010BD 3332
25. Skate Fish
19 x 24 cm
AVSOFSKAT1924BU + MU
Fish 1
16 x 25 cm
AVSOFFISH1625BU + MU
Squid
08 x 45 cm
AAVSOFQUID0845BU + MU
4948
26. Gecko
20 x 17 cm
AVSOFGECD2017MU
Rooster
20 x 19 cm
AVSOFROOS2019MU
Buffalo
25 x 14 cm
AVSOFBUFF2514MU
5150
27. Shop
68 Le Loi, 1st
Floor
D1, HCM City, Vietnam
+84 (8) 2210 3110
mekong.quilts.creations.hcmdt1@gmail.com
13 Hang Bac
Hoan Kiem
Hanoi, Vietnam
+84 (4) 3926 4831
mekong.quilts.hn@gmail.com
58 Hang Trong
Hoan Kiem
Hanoi, Vietnam
+84 (4) 3824 4607
mekong.quilts.hn@gmail.com
136 Tran Phu
Hoi An, Vietnam
+84 (510) 386 1531
mekong.quilts.creations.hoian@gmail.com
Vietnam
47-49, Street 240
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
+855 23 219 607
mekong.quilts.pp@gmail.com
5 Sivutha Bld
Siem Reap, Cambodia
+855 63 964 498
mekong.quilts.sr@gmail.com
Cambodia
Photography: Ho Phi Long, Hoang Viet
Styling + Layout: Phong Lai
*Please note: the colours displayed in this catalogue
should be considered close renditions to the actual
colours available and are not 100% accurate.
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