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November 15th 2022
Dear Subscribers, Please find attached the details of the November Collector's Corner: TEXTILES OF THE TAI IN THAILAND – PATTERNING TECHNIQUES By Chomporn Dhanesnittaya Saturday, November 19 2022 ...Continue Reading
November 2nd 2022
Dear Subscribers, Please find attached the details of the November Collector's Corner: TEXTILES OF THE TAI IN THAILAND – PATTERNING TECHNIQUES By Chomporn Dhanesnittaya Saturday, November 19 2022 ...Continue Reading
October 27th 2022
Dear Subscribers, Please find attached the details of the Chiang Mai Trip: HILL TRIBE EXTRAVAGANZA Saturday, 10 December 2022 – Monday, 12 December 2022. PLEASE SIGN UP QUICKLY AS WE NEED TO BOOK THE FLIGHTS AND HOTEL Best regards, The Thai Textile Society ...Continue Reading
October 22nd 2022
The Miracle of Hill Tribes, A visit to Chiang Mai Saturday, 10 December 2022 – Monday, 12 December 2022 The Thai Textile Society is planning a three-day trip to Chiang Mai to join Khun Akadet’s extravagant evening of ‘The Miracle of Hill Tribes’ at Lanna Rama IX Park, on Sunday December 11, that will include a gala dinner and a visit to the nearby Highland People Discovery Museum. The weekend program will include visits to textile collections and textile artists, as well as visits to some of ...Continue Reading
October 4th 2022
INNOVATIVE AND SUSTAINABLE DYEING TECHNIQUES Inspiration behind wearable art By Pring Bunnag Saturday, October 8 2022 Traditionally Siamese women, especially in the Northeast, North and Central Thailand wove and wore their own silk sarongs or Pa-Sin, sometimes simply referred to as Sin. These beautifully woven silks ranged from simple everyday pieces to intricate patterns that took months to weave and were reserved for spec ...Continue Reading
September 28th 2022
Traditionally Siamese women, especially in the Northeast, North and Central Thailand wove and wore their own silk sarongs or Pa-Sin, sometimes simply referred to as Sin. These beautifully woven silks ranged from simple everyday pieces to intricate patterns that took months to weave and were reserved for special occasions. Such silk sarongs were worn around the waist, and the silk got softer and more fluid with each wash and wear. The very special pieces are considered heirlooms and are passed ...Continue Reading
September 7th 2022
Dear Subscribers, This is the last chance to join The Thai Textile Society from 14 to 16 October 2022 to beautiful Surin. Best regards, The Thai Textile Society ...Continue Reading
August 30th 2022
Dear Subscribers, Please find attached the details of our Collector's Corner, September 2022, Indonesian Gold: Glory, Glamour and Grandeur by Dr Navamintr Tom Vitayakul to be held on Saturday, 17 September 2022. Best regards, The Thai Textile Society ...Continue Reading
August 29th 2022
Dear Subscribers, Please find attached the details of the Surin trip to discover Surin's ancient Khmer temples and amazing silk weaving in small villages. Best regards, The Thai Textile Society ...Continue Reading
August 21st 2022
Dear Subscriber, Please find attached the details of The Collector's Corner, 2022 - August, Modern weaving, by Acharn Wuthigrai Siripon, on Saturday August 27, 2022. Best regards, The Thai Textile Society ...Continue Reading