Preserving Patterns

Preserving Patterns

by Annabelle Tan, Chin Weizi, Ezekiel Tok, Ko'e Tan and Sherrie See
Published 20th December 2025

LUANG PRABANG, Laos: In recent years, various social enterprises have been established in Laos serving to champion change, while promoting greater social awareness and appreciation of the different traditional art forms. Among them is Moon Love Batik, with the mission to keep the art of hand-drawn Hmong Batik alive.

Follow founder Tsimmuaj Adam Xyooj and apprentice Mee Cha as they share their story of preserving the traditional art of hand-drawn Hmong Batik, and learn what continues to motivate them in safeguarding the art form and its cultural heritage.




Credits List:
WKWSCI Volunteer Programme

Featuring
Tsimmuaj Adam Xyooj
Mee Cha

Director
Annabelle Tan

Producers
Ezekiel Tok
Sherrie See

Camera Operators
Chin Weizi
Ko'e Tan

Sound
Ezekiel Tok

Editor
Chin Weizi

Translator
Tsimmuaj Adam Xyooj

Special Thanks
WKWSCI Tech Team
Uncle Allan
Moon Love Batik
Souphanovong University

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