Satcha, located in the heart of Siem Reap, is a shining example of the city's commitment to preserving and promoting its rich artisanal heritage. Known for its exquisite handicrafts, Satcha is not just a store; it's a cultural experience that connects visitors to the traditional crafts and skilled artisans of Cambodia.
At Satcha, visitors can explore a wide range of beautifully crafted items, from intricate silk textiles and hand-woven baskets to elegant ceramics and unique jewelry. Each piece tells a story of Cambodian culture, history, and the meticulous craftsmanship that goes into its making. These products are not just souvenirs; they are pieces of Cambodian heritage, lovingly made by local artisans who are keeping age-old traditions alive.
But Satcha offers more than just shopping. It is a hub for cultural exchange and learning. Visitors can engage in various activities and programs that provide deeper insights into the traditional crafts of Siem Reap.
Major Programs of Satcha:
Artisan Workshops: Participate in workshops led by local craftsmen, offering hands-on experiences in silk weaving, pottery, or jewelry making.
Cultural Exhibitions: Regular exhibitions showcasing the history and process behind traditional Cambodian handicrafts.
Artisan Meet and Greets: Opportunities to meet the artisans, hear their stories, and learn about their craft.
Community Support Initiatives: Programs that support local artisans and contribute to the community's sustainable development.
Traditional Art Demonstrations: Live demonstrations of crafts like silk weaving and pottery, providing an authentic glimpse into these age-old practices.
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Workshop: 8am-7pm
Concept Store: 8am-7pm
☎️ 063 968 983
🔗 satcha-handicraft.com
📍#256, BBU Road – Siem Reap, Cambodia
Satcha showcases a wide range of exquisite Cambodian handicrafts, including textiles, ceramics, jewelry, and more.
Satcha often organizes workshops and demonstrations where you can learn about the traditional techniques used in creating these handicrafts.
Satcha provides artisans with training, marketing assistance, and access to a shared workspace. The center aims to empower artisans and help them create sustainable businesses.
Satcha contributes to the preservation of Cambodian cultural heritage and supports the local economy by providing opportunities for artisans to showcase their skills and earn a livelihood.
Yes, Satcha typically has a cafe or restaurant where you can enjoy refreshments and snacks while exploring the handicrafts.
Yes, you are allowed to take photos at Satcha.
