Helping Cambodian Artisans and small producers through fair trade
 
 
 

 


 

Rajana Association is a local, non-profit income generation and skill training project that produces fair trade products, blending traditional Cambodian skills with contemporary designs.

Rajana gives Cambodian people the opportunity
to be trained in the production and marketing of traditional and contemporary crafts, so that they can earn income for themselves and provide for their families.

  
   
  Where are Rajana products made?
We have workshops in Phnom Penh
and Siem Reap. Other products are made in
provinces throughout Cambodia. We support 130
families in villages by marketing their products.
Rajana is proud to trade these products fairly and
improve the lives of Cambodian people. 		 
       
Rajana exports to many countries, we are
happy to link our producers to the global market
in a way that really benefits them.

All Rajana’s handcrafted products are made in Cambodia using local materials as much as possible.
 
Rajana artisans use their rich heritage of design by producing
Fair Trade products using traditional Cambodian skills with contemporary design.		    
   
 
 
 
 




 
 
 
 
 
 
 
       
    Rajana's Pottery Project in Siem Reap  

In November 2008, Tom Unzicker a volunteer from Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) started a pottery project with Rajana Association in Siem Reap, in order to provide skills training and help revive traditional ceramics in Cambodia.
       
     
The town that
lodges and feeds Angkor’s million
annual visitors has evolved into a chic
haven of rest and
relaxation (read more)...
       


 
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Please feel free to contact us at: House 170, Street 450, Toul Tom Pong(Russion market), Phnom Penh, Kingdom of Cambodia
Telephone: (+855) 23 993 642 or (+855)12 789 350
Email: rajana@ rajanacrafts.org
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