Worn by farmers, monks, motorbike drivers, and even fashion enthusiasts, this simple checkered scarf is much more than an accessory—it is a symbol of Cambodian identity and resilience.
The krama has been part of everyday life in Cambodia for centuries. Traditionally made from cotton and woven in distinctive checkered patterns, it serves countless purposes. It can protect against the sun, act as a towel, carry goods, or simply be worn around the neck as a stylish statement. Practical and versatile, the krama reflects the ingenuity and spirit of the Cambodian people.
June 2026