Born from the culture of knitting an bark fiber by the Namblong women, Kbo has been a traditional bag (Noken) for hundreds of years that carries various items in the life of the Namblong tribe.

Every Kbo that exists is made through a long process and full of loves. Every material is taken from nature and hand-knitted by our Namblong Ki the women of the Namblong Tribes.

In a limited space we want you to experience and see how the Namblong Ki processing the materials at every stage of making and the final results of traditional and innovative products.

This exhibition was created to documenting the materials and process tradition of making Kbo, the Namblong tribe's Noken. Not only that, through this exhibition we want to celebrate World Noken Day on every December 4th by appreciating the knitters from the Namblong tribe “Isyo Ki and Tabo Ki” and introducing innovative products developed by Ki.Basic.