Thai Silk Fabric Website Fights for Village Lifestyles

Sept. 18, 2010 - PRLog -- Si Sa Ket, Thailand – Thai Silk Magic, a family funded Thai silk manufacturer, is dedicated to improving the lifestyle opportunities of their small Thai village in far north eastern Thailand.

They have launched a new website to highlight their handmade Thai silk fabric at http://www.thaisilkmagic.com. Their website, using the silk weaving skills of their village, is dedicated to marketing their fabrics and distributing all profits, after expenses, to the village weavers.

In a village beset with crippling rural debt problems where the average family income is less than US$120/month, this initiative of self-help with handmade silk by Thai Silk Magic has significant potential to improve their village lifestyles.

Apart from Thai silk fabric, their website provides educational information related to Thai silk. In addition, they also provide a range of business articles, using their village experiences as examples that create a unique twist on common business problems.

According to the Thai Silk Magic founder, Amnuai Beckenham, “when we saw tears in the eyes of some parents last year who had to take their children out of our village school simply because they could not afford the small school fees or the cost of uniforms, we knew it was time to do something special.”

Thai Silk Magic is aware that their key mission of improving village lifestyles will have many challenges but there is “a real passion to make this work for everyone’s benefit” says Amnuai.

Amnuai further states “that this is an opportunity to really help people to help themselves rather than relying upon the limited handouts of public funds.”

The Thai silk Magic project has created significant excitement and quoting Amnuai Beckenham “has sent a real message of help and self pride” throughout their small Thai village.

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A family funded handmade Thai silk manufacturer, located in a remote Thai village, with it's key mission to improve the financially poor lifestyles of their village. They hope to achieve their mission by sharing all profits, after expenses, with their village weavers.