Retail Art Supplies in Cambodia

Sra'art

Sra'Art is a creative space dedicated to connecting Cambodian artists, art enthusiasts, and anyone curious to experience the exciting development of the vibrant new Cambodia’s art scene. Sra’Art is combining an art gallery showcasing Contemporary Artists, a photo studio, a participatory painting party concept, and an event space. Our goal is not only to allow greater exposure for the artists but to help you unleash your inner artist in an open, upbeat and inspiring environment.

1 to 10 staff

Alaya Creations

Although we came from different backgrounds, the three founders of Alaya’s Creation share one passion, Cambodia. We offer to our clients’ pieces of Cambodia’s cultures through our different perceptions. From mandalas canvas reflecting Khmer’s sculpture to archives about Khmer’s history and photography’s of the vibrant country. Find the piece that fits best to your desire to be close to Khmer’s culture.

1 to 10 staff

Suria Green

1 to 10 staff

Beyond Retail Business Cambodia - Satcha Handicraft Incubation Center

Cambodia is a land of resources, talents, and know-how, from natural wellness and food products to arts and craft skills. Many producers and retailers of Cambodia have limited access to domestic and international markets due to fuzzy distribution channels and a lack of promotional expertise. Our ambition is to promote Cambodian products and know-how by supporting retail industries in Cambodia accessing local and international markets. As retail experts, we offer strategic and operational solutions across marketing, sales, procurement, and distribution. Our international network of experts is here to ensure that stakeholders of the Cambodian retail industry can achieve the efficiency and effectiveness required to be successful – no matter where they are in the supply chain. BRB partners benefit from a long experience in Cambodia, dealing with handicraft, fashion, art, and tourism, and demonstrated expertise in retail for Cambodian companies for the past 6 years.

1 to 10 staff

Kravan House

Kravan House means “Blossom House”, symbolizing the hope we provide to our workers and network of home-based disabled craftsmen and women. We mostly employ disadvantaged people like landmine victims, those who suffer from polio disease or became landless recently. Through paying them more than minimum wages, our workers are able to generate a decent income from their handicraft production. In order to increase knowledge and skills, we offer trainings in sewing and dyeing which are held by trainers from our core staff. Established in 2003, Kravan House offers a large range of colourful silk fashion accessories such as bags, clutches, wallets and silk jewellery. We supply a number of boutiques in Phnom Penh and have export experience to Australia, Europe, Japan and the United States.

11 to 50 staff