Norlha is a Tibetan atelier founded in 2007 by Kim and Dechen Yeshi that creates luxury textiles from yak khullu—an exceptionally soft, durable fiber naturally shed by yaks. Meaning "jewel of the gods" in Tibetan, the brand is based in the remote village of Ritoma and employs former Tibetan nomads who handweave each piece using traditional spinning, weaving, and felting techniques. Norlha preserves Tibetan cultural heritage while creating ethical, sustainable textiles that bridge ancient craftsmanship with contemporary luxury.