Thai Traditional Crafts

World-renowned hand-woven silk with distinctive sheen and vibrant colors, revived by Jim Thompson.

Traditional tie-dye silk from Isaan with intricate geometric patterns passed down through generations.

Natural cotton textiles from Northern Thailand featuring traditional Lanna patterns and natural dyes.

Exquisite five-color porcelain with intricate hand-painted designs, originally made for Thai royalty.

Elegant green-glazed stoneware with distinctive crackle finish, a Northern Thai specialty.

Ancient Sukhothai-era pottery with distinctive designs, revived using traditional techniques.

Intricate hand-carved teak furniture, panels, and sculptures showcasing Northern Thai artistry.

Ornate miniature temples crafted as homes for protective spirits, found throughout Thailand.

Southern Thai silver inlay art with black alloy designs, a 400-year-old craft from Nakhon.

Handcrafted silver jewelry by Karen and Hmong artisans featuring unique tribal designs.

Sacred bronze statues cast using ancient lost-wax technique by master craftsmen.

Black and red lacquered items decorated with gold leaf, a signature Chiang Mai craft.

Handmade paper from mulberry bark used for lanterns, fans, and decorative items.

Hand-painted paper umbrellas from Bo Sang village, each a unique work of art.

Traditional woven baskets, furniture, and household items using sustainable materials.

Intricate carving art transforming fruits and vegetables into stunning edible sculptures.

Elaborate papier-mâché masks used in classical Khon dance performances.

Southern Thai craft weaving glossy fern vines into beautiful handbags and accessories.

Luxurious hand-dyed silk scarves in vibrant colors, perfect souvenirs.

Rustic terracotta pottery from Korat known for its distinctive rust-red color.