top of page
royal patronage 1.jpg
Traditional Craft

The ladies of the royal court of Thailand have supported their monarchs by undertaking social works and projecting the nation’s soft power. Through philanthropy, patronage of the arts, and public service, they have played a pivotal role in elevating the nation’s intangible cultural heritage onto the global stage.

weavers wisdom.jpg
Weavers Wisdom

Highlights

  • Thailand Cultural Centre

  • Queen Sirikit Institute Chitralada Villa

  • Ban Krua Silk Weaving Community

  • Jim Thompson House Museum

[Details]​​

textile conservation 01.jpg
Textile Collections

Highlights

  • Tilleke & Gibbins Textile Collection

  • Tai-Kadai Museum

  • SIRIVANNAVARI Atelier and Academy 

[Details]​​

artisan craft.jpg
Craft Showcase

Highlights

  • Bang Sai Folk Arts and Craft Centre

  • Sustainable Arts and Crafts Institute

  • Arts of the Kingdom Museum

  • Learning Story of Khon

[Details]​​

folk artistry.jpg
Cottage Craft

Highlights

  • Thai Dolls Museum Shop

  • Khon Mask Museum Shop

  • Thai Instrument Workshop Store

  • Chang Chui Creative Park

[Details]​​

mon pottery.jpg
Mon Pottery

Highlights

  • Nonthaburi Museum

  • Kwan Aman Museum

  • Wat Poramaiyikawas Museum

  • Ko Kret Community

  • Pottery Workshop

[Details]​​

benjarong ceramics.jpg
Benjarong Ceramics

Highlights

  • Benjarong Pocelain Village

  • BenjaGlai Benjarong Accessories

  • Benjarong Painting Workshop

[Details]​​

Local Alike Co., Ltd

​Company Registration: 0105556066763

Tour Operator License: 11/09300

 

582 27 Pho Pan Alley, Lane 21, Din Daeng, Bangkok 10400, Thailand

Local Operations: +66645598636

International Enquiry

Phone: +60102439630 (Whatsapp Message)
Email: enquiry[@]siamthaiheritage.com

whatsapp
copyright
Cultural Thailand
bottom of page