Story of Four Ears, Five Eyes
A villager once caught a strange creature that ate his crops. Though angry, he showed compassion and spared its life. That night, the creature ate burning embers and, to the villager’s surprise, excreted gold—bringing him great fortune.

In truth, this legend is a teaching of Dharma:
Four Ears remind us of the Four Brahmavihāras—loving-kindness, compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity.
Five Eyes represent the Five Precepts—living with non-harm, honesty, respect, mindfulness, and integrity.

These dolls are lovingly handmade by the community of Phra Bat Huai Tom, created to be companions that remind us to grow with mindfulness, perseverance, and kindness.

**Net proceeds will be donated to the school in Phra Bat Huai Tom village and used to continue an inclusive art exhibition for all to experience.**

✨ Tales of the Village of Light – Coloring Storybook ✨

Written by Sarocha Kittisiriphan (Ploy), Editor-in-Chief of Paperybfly bookhouse, this special storybook was inspired by her journey to Phra Bat Huai Tom village in Lamphun.

Follow the adventures of a curious calico cat as it wanders through the village, searching for the meaning of a mysterious light. Along the way, readers discover the history, way of life, and cultural traditions of the Karen people, an ethnic minority who have lived in Thailand for generations.

🌿 Available in paperback editions with Thai, English and Braille for the blind
📖 Comes with a bookmark
💛 Copies have also been donated to schools for the blind across Thailand, so children can enjoy the cat’s journey and learn about the Karen community.

This book is not just a story—it’s a window into a world of tradition, wisdom, and light.

**All proceeds, after deducting expenses, will support the Thailand Association of the Blind and the Karen Hill Tribe Community.**

Four Eyes & Five eyes doll

Tales of the village of light story and coloring book

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