Capital copper shop showcasing Khmer women’s sculptures
Publication date 18 August 2022 | 20:58 | ICT

Copper sculptures, once thought of as old fashioned products, have been re-imagined by Madam Chnai, a shop which sells modern and unique decorative sculptures, including copper lamps and wall hangings.

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