Mentioning silk in Southeast Asia, there will be a lot of people think of Thai silk and the Indonesian yarn tie-dyed fabric called the pattern cloth. However, you may not know that the beauty and artistry of Cambodian Silk "Kolonatu Horo" is also of a high standard in the world. Cambodian silk variety of patterns, bold conceptual design, as well as a wealth of colors and types are surprising, Cambodia's birds and flowers are finely woven into the silk fabric. The scales of the Nagas and the patterns of the Nagas that are intertwined with each other are the most basic, praying together the natural sceneries of the jasmine flowers, the durian spines, the shining stars, the peacocks, the butterflies, the tree frogs and the auspicious wishes Harvest pledge was also woven into the silk. Like Indonesia's tie-dye fabrics, Cambodian silk industry came from India through the maritime Silk Road and from the Silk Road in West Asia, such as Afghanistan, which came through the Silk Road on land. In recent years, with the gradual rejuvenation of Cambodia, people's lives have become increasingly affluent. Under such circumstances, for Cambodian women, it is their common concern to have a traditional silk fabric to dress themselves in formal occasions such as weddings. They are also pursuing more beautiful patterns. In addition, foreign tourists who wish to have a beautiful Cambodian silk are also gradually increasing. The textile industry was so stimulated that the ancient silk industry was full of vitality.