Very immersive experience to learn about their local handicrafts. Would've been better if I was able to avail of their guided tours but anyway, just walking around and seeing all the craftsmen and women hard at work is really great as well. They have on display the step-by-step procedure of making sculptures for every type of material.
Also the shop was really nice...but a bit high end for me.
Lovely place to see artisans handcrafting works on a free walk around the complex. Just need a badge, which is given at the beginning and you can observe how much time and effort goes into handicrafts.
Unfortunately everything follows a template and prices are a bit high, which gave it a department store feel.
This has workshops place.and a clean and nice statutes and idols are made and are put up for show and are for sell.
There are dresses,accessories, kitchen items,pillows,bedroom accessories, and many more.
Good thing is this has lots of items and is very attractive but the sad thing is it is really expensive and not affordable at all.
This place is situated in a nice place and is a tourist place and is surrounded by greenery.
There is a restaurant at the exit.
This place is divided into 3 parts there is a long pathway which will lead to inside stuffs.
We get everything there,from a wall painting till a small keychain and chopsticks.
The staff has an uniform and are cooperative.
There workshops are conducted where they teach how to prepare or make the idols or many handicrafts.
On the whole good place to window shop,because of high cost.
I highly recommend checking out Artisans d Angkor if you re in Siem Reap. You can tour the workshops, learn the processes for making a lot of the handicrafts, and learn about the organization s mission.
You then have the opportunity to buy goods in their large (and beautiful) store! My only complaint is the cost of items here, which are quite expensive. Of course the money is going to a good cause though, so keep that in mind.
Our tour guide Jackie took us to this workshop-cum-store in a quiet part of Siem Reap. As we went early we skipped the time that it could be crowded. They have a workshop to demonstrate how handcrafts are made. They help young people learn Cambodian crafts and thereafter make them for sale. They have a whole range of products made from stone, silk, wood, ceramic and more. They also carry personal care products apart from garments and home furnishings. Even to just see the products it is worth a visit to their Store. The product design is very good and so too the quality. Displays are all done tastefully. That said, the price is higher than at Old Market area where the merchandise's province could be unknown. Some products are discounted for stock clearance. Staff are at hand to explain and help customers. All in all a good place to shop at Siem Reap away from crowds, heat and dust of Open Air markets.
A trip here is exceptionally educational on how intricate and difficult stone masonry work is. Highly recommend you go and appreciate the many types of wood, stone and jewelry work done here. They also have a shop where you can buy fair trade art to take back home.The student guides are super helpful and will walk you through every detail...
Very interesting place. You can see the process of all handcraft materials they display . The pieces are artistic and beautiful. You can buy nice gifts for beloved ones.
Beautiful workmanship and they are learning a trade. The products are wonderful I have purchase their carvings and enjoy their beauty every time I look at them. They explain the reason for the school and the many benefits the students receive. Well worth the visit.
Great place to see how young local artisans are trained under the Artisans Angkor Organization. We truly enjoyed our visit as artists ourselves. Arrive in the morning if possible between 8:30-9:30 and you will be some of the only ones there!!!! Highly recommend the free tour out to the silk farm where you can see the entire process from silk worm to fabrics being made! Excellent tour guide. Tours left the main shop in Siem Reap at 9:30 and 1:30 when we were here. Must see if your into local art or supporting a great business. We wish the artists were able to have more individual creativity as they must make the set products that sell in the shops.
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