Weaving is a traditional occupation of the people in Khang Phra. In the past, villagers cultivated cotton as a livelihood, using the cotton flowers to create threads for weaving cloth to make their own garments for generations. Through time, they have gained knowledge and experience, developing their skills and passing down this expertise to their descendants. Initially, the weaving was done for household needs, but the people of Khang Phra have enhanced their weaving craft, showcasing intricate and beautiful patterns that captivate all who see them. This development has led to the trading of woven fabrics both within the village and beyond. Today, the traditional woven fabrics from Khang Phra have transformed into a stable source of income for many households. The locally woven fabrics are crafted from cotton, featuring unique and exquisite designs, often incorporating silver and gold threads in the fabric. This not only adds to their beauty but also highlights their cultural significance as a form of local wisdom. The fabric is detailed and consistently woven, smooth to the touch, non-irritating to the skin, and the colors remain vibrant—resistant to fading, stretching, and shrinking. Furthermore, they are easy to care for and clean. The Khang Phra Tai Loei Weaving Group is a well-known producer of these local fabrics in Loei province, located at 177 Moo 9, Chai Phraik Subdistrict, Mueang District, Loei. The group welcomes tourists to observe the entire weaving production process, from handling cotton flowers—the raw material—all the way through cotton carding, spinning, and weaving, allowing visitors to witness every step of the craft. Additionally, tourists can purchase woven products to take home as souvenirs, including fabric pieces, men's and women's clothing, sarong-style cloth, and bags. For more details, feel free to call 08 9984 3704.