While Khoma Village is primarily located in Lhuentse and renowned for its textiles, Pemagatshel also has a strong tradition of unique traditional crafts, particularly woodworking. Villages within Pemagatshel are known for their skilled artisans who craft exquisite wooden bowls (dapas and phobs), traditional butter churns, and other wooden utensils, often adorned with intricate designs. This craftsmanship is passed down through generations, reflecting a deep connection to local resources and artistic heritage.

A visit to these villages offers a fascinating glimpse into the daily lives of these artisans and the meticulous process of creating these beautiful and functional wooden items. Engaging with the local craftsmen provides an opportunity to appreciate their skill and dedication, and often to purchase authentic handmade souvenirs. This focus on local crafts provides a unique cultural experience, highlighting the diverse artisanal traditions found across Bhutan.