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Thai Wall Decor
Various Thai Wall Decor, hand-carved from Thai artisans.
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Thai Home Decor
Various Thai Home Decor, hand-carved from Thai artisans.
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Benjarong Porcelain Tableware
The Benjarong is a traditional form of Thai porcelain. The name “Benjarong” was derived from Bali and Sanskrit words Benja and Rong, meaning literally “Five Colors”. “Five Colors” really means “many colors” because the hand-painted pieces are usually decorated in three, five, eight colors, or even more. Today, the original Benjarong wares have displayed at the Thai National Museum in Bangkok.
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Thai Elephant Carvings
Beautifully hand-carved elephant wall displays directly from Chiangmai, Thailand. Each piece of artwork is uniquely crafted from Chiangmai artisans.
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