Social Enterprise Workshops

The Living Arts Village is a one-hectare creative hub on Stung Thmey Street defined by its open-air workshops where artisans practice traditional Cambodian crafts. It grew from a vocational training project launched in nineteen ninety-two…

Ta An Can’Art sits within the Svay Dankum neighborhood of Siem Reap, operating as a workspace and gallery dedicated to local craftsmanship. It is part of a broader shift in the city that has seen a resurgence in Khmer artistic production…

Senteurs d'Angkor is a boutique near the Old Market, or Psar Chas, filled with items crafted from natural Cambodian ingredients. The space is defined by its collection of handmade goods, including soaps, incense, spices like Kampot pepper,…

Sister Srey Cafe sits along the riverside of Siem Reap, identifiable by its open-fronted architecture that allows light to flood into a space often filled with the hum of conversation. Founded in two thousand twelve by two sisters from…

Footprint Cafes is identifiable by its modern, book-lined interior and a small green outdoor seating area. Located on Street 26, just fifty meters from the river, this space functions as a social enterprise rather than a traditional…

Claycult Cambodia is an artisanal ceramic workshop defined by the hand-rolled beads and jewelry crafted inside its studio. The business began in two thousand eleven in a garage in Sihanoukville, founded by an Australian ceramicist. In two…

MANAVA is a boutique and social enterprise located on Hup Guan Street in Kandal Village. The shop displays handcrafted homeware and fashion accessories, including baskets and purses, woven from locally sourced rattan palm. These items are…

The Made in Cambodia Market on Oum Khun Street is a daily open-air fair where stalls are run directly by local artisans and craftspeople. Unlike many larger souvenir centers in Siem Reap, this market centers on items like silk scarves,…