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Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai

    The craft works of each province have their own uniqueness. Chiang Mai is considered a center for handicrafts such as woven textiles, wooden crafts, basketry, sculpture and ornaments. Both traditional and contemporary designs are created in craft studios and communities scattered around the city and rural areas nearby.

Artisans

The art of making celadon originated in China more than 2000 years ago and was introduced to this region during the Sukhothai period, only later coming to the Kingdom of
Being fascinated with dyeing using the Shibori technique while having fun creating new patterns on fabric, Ann-Kanchalee Ngamdamronk and Serg-Sergey Tishkin, her Russian partner, set up Slowstitch Studio, a textile
Mae Patch finally reopened her office and showroom space in her home to visitors for the first time since the pandemic in June 2022. However, when compared to the longevity
Bringing modernity to her family’s well-established business in Ban Tawai, Chiang Mai, was Pisuttinee “Som” Sa-gnuanrak main goal. The result was that she created Wicker Thailand, a brand specializing in
At current day, art of hand writing with indigo wax resist dy is gradually disappear. Only elder Hmong people remain creating this artwork, whereas the new generations are less paying
BOPE is an upcycled plastic waste product brand founded by couple Pemika Sukeeta and Supakrit Tarasri. “We started our business in a junkshop, but we didn't know enough. We found
My name is Suranat Buranapong. I live and work in Chiangmai. I just started learning leather work at the beginning of 2012 and have found that I have really enjoyed
Studio Naenna is a Thai fabric crafting studio which is famous for its Mudmee weaving and yarn dyed with natural colors. It was founded by Patricia Cheesman in 1985, and
One rainy season, Wilai Praijitkanjanakul noticed that piled up fallen leaves that were left to rot on concrete left indelible stains. A teacher of economics, it occurred to her that
Crafted from passion times obsession in fashion design, Vadi Design Handbags are made for statement-making ladies. "Iconic design-crisp silhouette & lush leather crystallized into Vadi Design's essence" according to Ms.
Mueja is a studio turning old wood into contemporary furniture that is designed and entirely handmade by Rapeepat Kaewthip, a young man from Chiang Mai who is commonly known as
Ajarn Vas displays an astonishing variety of bamboo crafts at her workshop. They include garlands of flowers and innumerable kinds of ornaments, such as birds, turtles, carps, prawns and frogs,