A keychain with a geodesic art card holder, decorated using a geodesic art technique. Powder from broken pottery and ceramic fragments is used to create a surface pattern depicting the Mun River, the source of Dan Kwian clay. *Custom designs are available upon request.*

The Arogya Cup is inspired by ancient medicine pots unearthed in the Korat area. It aims to convey the meaning of good health through tableware used for eating and drinking. This ceramic piece from Korat uses local clay from Dan Kwian Subdistrict, Chok Chai District, and natural glaze sourced from mountains in Sikhiu District, Korat. The glaze, when fired at high temperatures of 1,230–1,255 degrees Celsius, results in a naturally black stoneware color suitable for food.

Mug TONE is inspired by the "Tone," a type of drum commonly used in northeastern Thailand to provide rhythmic accompaniment during festivals and auspicious occasions. Its a ceramic or glazed product from Korat, using local clay from Dan Kwian Subdistrict, Chok Chai District, and natural glaze sourced from mountain rocks in Sikhiu District, Korat. This glaze, when fired at high temperatures of 1,230–1,255 degrees Celsius, results in a naturally black stoneware glaze suitable for food.