Khami or Mru

The term “Khami” or “Mru” refers to the indigenous people of Southeast Asia, primarily in Myanmar and Thailand. Their textile arts are known for intricate geometric patterns woven into fabrics, often using vibrant colors and traditional techniques. These textiles are often used for clothing, ceremonial purposes, and as decorative elements. The artwork depicts a traditional Mru woven textile, showcasing the rich tapestry of their cultural heritage through geometric patterns and vibrant hues.