Angkor Bullet Jewellery, Cambodia

helped and supported by the Skip organization to carry on my study in Phnom Penh. I started learning to be a jeweler since I was 14 years old at Skip organization (orphanage center). I had been learning nearly 4 years at jewelry section. After that, I had been working as a jewelry artisan at one of the local NGOs in Phnom Penh about over 10 years ago. I got married in 2009 to my wife Thearny Kol, My wife can make jewelry and sews Eco-friendly bags as well. We have a daughter, her name is Rozannara Chantha (Rose). She is 6years and 3months. She goes to school Monday till Friday. We just have second child (son), Nyrithiya Chantha (Amos) is 2 years old and 5months now. he also goes to the kid school at the church Monday till Friday. Year 2011, I started my own team as Home based artisans who started working from their home. Home based Artisans aims to give home based workers, underprivileged Cambodian people the opportunity to be trained in the production, ,management, ,leadership and marketing of contemporary handicrafts and arts. Home based Artisans is committed to the personal development of our home based workers as individuals in an economic, social enterprise and spiritual sense. Home based Artisans provides employment with fair wages for their labor and a safe work environment for all artisans and global environment. In the end of year 2015 we found the new name for our products and our team (Angkor Bullet Jewellery Cambodia)
Angkor Bullet aims is Building lives and sending Peace and Love around the World! Supporting home based, disadvantaged Artisans and families in Cambodia
and around the World. We provide 10% of our discount wholesales price of our jewellery’s products to the buyer for helping to the communities or the people that they need help.