L’Indochine has new Thai artisan finds for the home, fashion or holiday gifts. Inspiration seekers C&L—the entity behind L’Indochine—scoured Thailand’s highland communities and artisan villages for their latest collection.
Following the success of their first artist collaboration, the women behind L’Indochine, Char Carlos and Leona Panutat, have tapped calligrapher and watercolorist Anina Rubio to produce a lifestyle collection.
Travel adventures have been the inspiration of Char Carlos and Leona Panutat in selecting their artisanal finds for L’Indochine stores.
THIS summer, L’Indochine presents an expertly curated and exquisitely designed fashion and home accessories collection from Sri Lanka.
L’Indochine now has finely curated jewelry, fashion and home accessories from India.
It’s been a hectic year for sisters-in-law Charlene Carlos and Leona Panutat, owners of the popular L’Indochine at SM Aura. Aside from tending to the store that carries a selection of homeware and ladies’ apparel from around the region, they also set forth on two-week-long buying trips practically every month.
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