Ethical, Sustainable Luxury from Tibetan Plateau. Stories from Norlha

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One for You, One For Them - A Special Thank You

A heartfelt thank you to the generous participants of Norlha’s ‘One for You, One for Them’ campaign. Norlha would like to share pictures of Rit...

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Children are the future, and their happiness ensures the stability and well-being of future generations. Observed on June 1st in many countrie...

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The most significant aspect of giving is selflessness. A true gift is one that has no expectation of reciprocity, for which one hopes nothing i...

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When you buy a scarf or a piece of clothing, what do you really know about it besides what is written on the tag? Who makes it? And What do we ...

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• 120 employees, all native of Ritoma Village or the surrounding area • Yak khullu, sourced from the Tibetan Plateau • 60% women, 40% men •...

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When Norlha was founded in 2007, its core principle was transparency. We created products that could be traced back to their origin, with a raw...

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Pink like spring peach blossoms and the wild flowers that follow, Yellow like the blooms that cover the pasture in the summer, our Feather Wate...

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A summer shawl is a concept in itself. Winter is a time for layering, and a thick shawl or scarf is the final protective layer to fight the col...

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Every year around December, when the cold has settled in and the new year is close, the monastery in Garnying, a few kilometers from Ritoma, ho...

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At Norlha, we have our own version of the yeti. For most Tibetans, yetis are shy ape like creatures who can be very fierce if encountered in th...

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Today is National Hat Day, and we, at Norlha have reason to celebrate. Though Norlha’s hat history is short we look to a rich future, knowing t...

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The chuba is the core of Tibetan men (and women)’s dress, a full length cross over robe tied with a sash. The chuba’s shape varies from region ...