If you like Thai textiles and appreciate regional craftsmanship, you won’t want to miss Phusa Sin Thin Pha Khrang: From Heritage to the Global Stage 2026.
Held at Central Lampang in Lampang province, the event will take place from August 10th to 11th, 2026.
Key Takeaways
- Phusa Sin Thin Pha Khrang: From Heritage to the Global Stage 2026 will take place at Central Lampang on August 10–11, 2026, to celebrate Lampang’s GI-registered lac-dyed textiles.
- The Lampang Chamber of Commerce and Silpakorn University organized the event to connect local heritage with contemporary design and international promotion.
- More than 20 Lampang artisan groups will present textiles made with natural dyes derived from lac.
- Visitors can join hands-on workshops to decorate tote bags and ceramic buttons with natural lac dyes.
- Phusa Sin Thin Pha Khrang positions Lampang’s textile traditions as a form of Thai soft power while supporting local craftsmanship and cultural tourism.
Overview of Phusa Sin Thin Pha Khrang
Organized by the Lampang Chamber of Commerce in collaboration with Silpakorn University, Phusa Sin Thin Pha Khrang is being held to celebrate the successful geographical indication (GI) registration of the province’s renowned lac-dyed textiles.
Made with natural dyes derived from lac, these signature textiles are woven with stories, craftsmanship, and the local wisdom of Lampang’s communities. Reflecting the event’s subtitle “From Heritage to the Global Stage,” Phusa Sin Thin Pha Khrang seeks to modernize this traditional craft while promoting it internationally as a new form of Thai soft power.
Visitors will have the opportunity to explore lac-dyed textiles created by more than 20 local artisan groups. The event will also feature a variety of hands-on workshops, where participants can decorate tote bags and ceramic buttons using natural lac dyes.
For more information, please follow the Lampang Chamber of Commerce on Facebook.
About Lampang
Situated in the Wang River valley and surrounded by long mountain ranges, Lampang is one of Thailand’s upper northern provinces. While it may not be among the country’s best-known destinations, the province is renowned for its historic temples, distinctive ceramic craftsmanship, and rich cultural heritage.