Empowering Local Artisans. Preserving Heritage. Promoting Sustainability.

At Very Berry, we are dedicated to preserving and promoting handicraft in Cambodia. We partner with local artisans, NGOs, and independent makers to bring you an exclusive collection of handmade, sustainable, and ethically sourced products. Our handcrafted products are not just souvenirs; they are symbols of Cambodian heritage, made with passion and care. 

Supporting Cambodian Artisans

& Fair Trade Partnerships

Very Berry is dedicated to uplifting Cambodia’s artisan community by partnering with skilled craftspeople, independent makers, and NGOs that promote traditional handicrafts. We carefully select high-quality handmade products that reflect Cambodia’s artistic heritage, ensuring that artisans receive fair prices for their work. By fostering long-term relationships, we help sustain local craftsmanship and bring authentic, meaningful souvenirs to visitors from around the world.

Preserving Cambodia’s Cultural Heritage

Each item in our shop carries the story of Cambodia’s rich artistic traditions. From intricately woven textiles to brass jewelry and hand-thrown ceramics, our selection showcases time-honored techniques passed down through generations. By working with artisans who continue these craft traditions, we help ensure that Cambodia’s cultural heritage remains vibrant and valued in the modern world.

In 2001, Kiko, the founder of Very Berry, first journeyed from Japan to Cambodia, where she was deeply moved by the warmth and richness of the local culture. Her connection with the people inspired her to make a lasting impact. By 2005, Kiko had relocated to Cambodia and established Very Berry with a mission to create opportunities for artisans. Recognizing the challenges faced by craft makers due to urban migration and economic shifts, she launched the Pavanasara brand. This initiative is dedicated to providing stable and ethical employment for village women, ensuring their traditional crafts thrive in a sustainable way.