EXHIBITION JOURNAL / 01
Inspiration
across borders
Where distinct cultural perspectives meet Thai silk, new stories emerge through the vision of creatives around the world.
A SHARED CANVAS — THAI SILKOne textile.
Many perspectives.
Discover design inspiration statements collected by the organiser, presented in Thai and English as supplied.
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Showing 102 stories
Jordan
Sumbuleh A traditional Jordanian tatreez motif symbolising abundance, strength and a brighter tomorrow. Jordanian Heritage Rooted in history, resilience and timeless beauty.Thai Royal Elegance Grace, craftsmanship and intricate detail. Natural Harmony A shared appreciation for nature, beauty and balance.
Kazakhstan
The sample includes three items. Caftan from Thai silk, featuring hand-made traditional Kazakh embroidery with gold thread. Velvet waistcoat embroidered with gold thread and velvet belt with Kazakh traditional buckle. Silk trousers.
Kenya
Inspired by Kenya’s Shield of Unity (Ngao ya Umoja), the gown features an elongated, hand-beaded black Thai silk shield symbolizing cultural preservation, peace, and unity, paired with a dramatic cape designed to protect and welcome.
Kosovo
Goddess on Jubleta” draws inspiration from the traditional bell-shaped Xhubleta and Illyrian “Goddess on the Throne”. Hand crafted and zero-wastw pintucked Thai silk tp celebrate feminine strength and beauty, blending cultural heritage with sustainable contemporary design.
Laos
Inspired by Lao traditional dress, this design combines Lao and Thai influences with the unique identity of the ethnic tribes of Laos.
Lithuenia
by Mild Power’s signature faffeta dresses fabric wraps around the body, evoking the beauty of an unfinished dress.
Taiwan
Grounded in traditional Taiwanese attire, it incorporates a qipao Mandarin collar and Thai silk, embellished with gold vine embroidery, traditional frog buttons, and tassels. Transforming temple craftsmanship, it showcases the rebirth of Taiwanese culture in contemporary fashion.
Türkiye
Journey through life’s transitions: natural ecru transparency deepens into dense textures, culminating in black a symbol of endings and beginnings.
Moldova
Inspired by the prayer-filled paper wall of the Orheiul Vechi cliff church, these layered waves translate human faith and longing into grounded, minimalist design a true statement of heart and soul.
Denmark
I love celebrating the life and soul of well-used kitchen and restaurant textiles. By combining them with crisp Thai silk, my designs tell the story of old meets new, blending workwear with exclusive silk in a constant contrast.
Luxembourg
This dress combines Thai silk, Luxembourgish wool (Duch vum Séi) and high-tech materials reflecting innovation and space. It also honors the “Gëlle Fra” monument, a symbol of Luxembourg’s independence.
Swiszerland
Thai silk meets St. Gallen embroidery, combining sustainable use of precious remnants with refined design, craftsmanship and Swiss textile heritage.
Meet the creatives
behind the work
Discover designer profiles, sketches and published works across the exhibition.
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