Wedding Accessories, Gifts and Wedding Favors

FANHA, FANWA

Handheld folding fans with lightweight bamboo frame available in five models, a multitude of colors, sizes and shapes. Handpainted and pressed design patterns in Saa paper, rayon or silk. Names and dates handpainted or silk screened on fan body. Names and dates handpainted or as a tasteful sticker on the bamboo frame. Also in your custom colors and design patterns.

PARASA-H

Saa paper parasols, cotton canvas parasols, chinese paper parasols, cotton waterproofed and thai silk parasols in various sizes from tiny decorative size to practical handheld size and ceiling decorations extrasize (like in the movie "Meet the Fockers"). In all colors and various design patterns, and various shapes. Match parasols with any other items. Browse through our selection and contact us.

PARASA-G

Especially for outdoor events, consider the ambience of our garden parasols, from our straight-lined traditional northern Thai bamboo-cotton waterproofed sun umbrella to the rounder cotton canvas model and the sturdy wooden and waterproof poly-oxford model. In all sizes, a multitude of design patterns, customisable sizes and designs to fit your needs.

CANDM

For indoor events or as gifts for wedding guests to remember your special event for many years to come. Stylish, symbolic and memorable.

SOAPFL

Handcarved soap flowers in various types of spherical containers with handpainted, embossed or carved shaped designs. Ideal as equisite give-aways.

More Wedding Favors and Gifts

Unique. handmade, traditional northern Thai and Golden Triangle silver bracelets.

Feel free to browse our other handmade items for additional wedding favors and gifts, we are also adding items according to your suggestions.

SAACA

Customisable Saa paper cards, envelopes and other stationery, optionally to match with other items. Matching Saa paper sheets to wrap items or prepare your own decorations. We are currently expanding our Saa paper collection and appreciate your suggestion.

Saa paper is the the Thai term for Mulberry paper. In our area of northern Thailand and the Golden Triangle, Mulberry paper making represents an important local traditional craft.