
Queen Sirikit National Convention Center
12–18 October 2026Main exhibition venue during the event period
The Global Thai Silk Exhibition extends across selected spaces on the 1st and 3rd floors of Siam Paragon, bringing fashion, craftsmanship and public space together.
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The exhibition is open to the public with free admission. Exhibition dates vary by venue.

Main exhibition venue during the event period

Exhibition venue with a special activity for visitors
The exhibition is open to interested visitors at no admission charge.
Visitors who receive an event flyer can bring it along and take a selfie with the outfits in the exhibition to receive a gift from Siam Paragon.
This special activity is available for visitors who receive an event flyer. Simply bring the flyer and join the activity at Siam Paragon for a chance to receive a special gift.
For the exhibition at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center from 12–18 October 2026, the organiser has identified two featured areas: the Thai Pavilion and the OTOP Zone. Both form part of the exhibition experience for visitors.
The Thai Pavilion is one of the exhibition zones identified by the organiser at QSNCC and forms part of the visitor experience throughout the event period.
The OTOP Zone is another area within the QSNCC exhibition, adding a distinct stop for visitors to explore during the event.
The information and visuals on this page are based on the exhibition plans and perspectives supplied by the organiser, giving visitors an overview of the display spaces before their visit.
Note: Final on-site installation may be adjusted to suit venue conditions.
The exhibition zone in front of Prada Men is conceived as a black-carpet display area with presentation plinths and branded media points, bringing Thai silk into a contemporary retail setting.
A long-format exhibition runs through the Fashion Gallery, creating a continuous viewing journey with display plinths and exhibition identity points placed along the route.
Living Hall forms one of the principal exhibition areas on the 3rd floor, with grouped displays in the main zone connected to presentation areas around the central void.
The display around the void uses the openness of the 3rd floor as a backdrop, allowing the collection to be viewed from multiple angles while integrating the exhibition into Siam Paragon’s public space.
Explore the participating designers and international inspirations expressed through Thai silk.