Inside Norlha
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 ...
Read moreDolma Tso is one of Norlha’s top spinners. She began working eight years ago, and though most women who start off as spinners move on to other ...
Read more• 120 employees, all native of Ritoma Village or the surrounding area • Yak khullu, sourced from the Tibetan Plateau • 60% women, 40% men •...
Read moreWhen Norlha was founded in 2007, its core principle was transparency. We created products that could be traced back to their origin, with a raw...
Read moreTHE FILM IS NOW AVAILABLE TO WATCH HERE > On April 6, 2018 a group of 10 employees of Norlha travelled for the first time beyond the Plateau...
Read morePink like spring peach blossoms and the wild flowers that follow, Yellow like the blooms that cover the pasture in the summer, our Feather Wate...
Read moreNorlha is a hub of creation, a place our master weavers and designers play with the infinite possibilities offered by the talent of our craftsm...
Read moreSpring may be bare and rather chilly in Ritoma, but the coming of new life is a great source of joy. Children look forward to the moment when t...
Read moreAs winter fades into spring, the days become a little longer and cold wind’s bite slightly eases. Winter’s intensity froze the environment and ...
Read moreA 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...
Read moreHis life began on the pasture, as the son of nomads from the Gyenja region, near Labrang Monastery. Surrounded by rocky peaks and known for its...
Read moreTibetans painting is expressed in primary colours; Red, yellow, blue and green are the shades that define building decorations, murals and clot...
Read moreBehind every piece of clothing we wear, there is a story; not just that of a brand, of a look or the inspiration behind a product. There is a m...
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