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Handmade Crafts

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: Wall decoration of large metal leaves

: Spiral bamboo tabletop with clear lacquer finish, Chiang Mai

: Display of colorful cotton weaving yarn

: Selection of round lacquerware storage jars

: Handmade ceramic mug, Chiang Mai

: Finely woven Lipao grass small container, southern Thailand

: Detail of large metallic floral wall decoration from Chiang Mai

: Elephant decoration on teak wood fabric display hanger, Chiang Mai

: Tribal applique and needlework purses

: Soft multipurpose woven sedge rush basket, Narathiwat

: Ethnic Karen woven Calathea grass basket, Mae Hong Son

: Reproduction of Sukhothai-era vase, northern Thailand

: Handwoven Calathea grass dome-shaped food protector

: Ceramic plate decorated with wild flowers underglaze

: Variety of colorful cotton weaving yarn

: Traditional lacquerware container, Myanmar

: Long-neck flower vase from Chiang Mai

: Ethnic Karen woven Calathea grass basket, Mae Hong Son

: Black lacquer bamboo religious offering container, Myanmar

: Phet Viriya-signed carved teak elephant head

: Lacquerware storage containers from Myanmar

: Hand-carved hardwood eating utensils

: Detail from a reproduction of a 13th-century Thai ceramic vase

: Close-up of colorfully painted bamboo towel racks and traditional northern Thai Kantok dining table

: Decorative hand beaded pendants

: Japanese-inspired handmade ceramic bowls, Chiang Mai

: Colorful bamboo Kantok serving/side tables in various sizes, Chiang Mai

: Japanese-inspired handmade ceramic tableware, Chiang Mai

: Ceramic tea leaf storage containers

: Floral details on reproduction of Sukhothai-era vase, northern Thailand

: Cotton pulls decarated with Myanmar brass bells and tribal needle work

: Traditional Thai Kanok-pattern carvings decorate the ends of fabric display hangers

: Selection of woven bamboo machete sheaths

: Handwoven Calathea grass all-purpose basket

: Necklace with pendant of Myanmar brass bells and tribal needle work

: Detail on ceramic tea leaf storage container

: Karen woven bamboo farmers’ backpack

: Handmade beechwood and rosewood serving trays with colored spline miter joints

: Hand painted Kanok patterns on traditional Mon water jar, Nonthaburi

: Array of gourds, dried seeds and pods used for decoration

: Reproduction of Sukhothai-era vase, northern Thailand

: Handpainted underglazed boneware by Thai artist

: Old Burmese Yun-It lacquerware container

: Naturally-textured carved rosewood decoration

: Handmade ceramic mug, Chiang Mai

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