Norlha, the first yak khullu atelier on the Tibetan Plateau, handcrafts products with deep traditional knowledge passed down through generations of former nomads. They combine modern technology with this heritage to create lasting pieces while supporting the local community. Norlha’s commitment lies in khullu, an ethical, naturally shed yak fiber that is also durable and warm. They have received a B Corp certification for their work.
Norlha
Norlha, the first yak khullu atelier on the Tibetan Plateau, handcrafts products with deep traditional knowledge passed down through generations of former nomads. They combine modern technology with this heritage to create lasting pieces while supporting the local community. Norlha’s commitment lies in khullu, an ethical, naturally shed yak fiber that is also durable and warm. They have received a B Corp certification for their work. Share article on: 
By: Charlie Gao Published: Thursday, September 28th, 2023 3:06 AM
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