It is quite easy, especially for those with something for handicraft, to fall for the bright, colourful, and oftentimes intricate works of handmade textiles created by people of Paka-Kyaw tribes in Pai district of Mae Hong Son. 
Known for their peaceful, traditional lifestyle, communities of Paka-Kyaw in this area of Thailand has a long lineage of textile making, a lot has to do with their innate beliefs and cultures. Most families weave their own textiles, girls growing up learning how to use a loom, imitating intricate traditional patterns from their ancestors. These bright and colourful original wearable arts have also been adapted into many modern usages, from rugs to accessories to home decorations.