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Cambodia
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Rokhak is a socially responsible brand based in Siem Reap, Cambodia, that creates natural housewares and accessories from water hyacinth, an invasive plant that damages local waterways. They train local women to harvest, clean, and weave the plants into contemporary bags, baskets, and mats, providing a sustainable income and increasing financial independence1. By choosing Rokhak, customers support a business that promotes environmental sustainability and empowers women. The brand also offers hands-on weaving workshops for travelers and visitors, preserving traditional weaving skills and fostering cultural exchange
Operating since 2016
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