The herbal and chemical-free vegetable cultivation group was officially registered as a community enterprise for local economic development on April 18, 2016. The group produces and distributes plant-based products, particularly focusing on coconut, which is the main economic crop of Khao Than Subdistrict. They have further developed coconut into value-added products such as cold-pressed coconut oil. Cold-pressed coconut oil offers various health benefits, including nourishing hair, scalp, and skin, helping to maintain moisture and reduce dryness. Therefore, the group has the idea of using cold-pressed coconut oil as the main ingredient in a facial skincare product (night serum), designed for regular use before bedtime to keep the skin hydrated, healthy, and radiant.

Collection Naree “Naree” is the name of an ordinary woman—yet one who holds an extraordinary place in her child’s heart. This bag is not merely designed to carry belongings; it is a symbol and a medium of love, care, and longing. It represents a heartfelt intention to pass on goodness—to people and to the world—in a truly sustainable way. Thank you, Mom, for being the inspiration behind the creation of something meaningful and enduring.

Tan Yong ginger oil has a refreshing aroma, is convenient to carry, and can be used for both inhalation and topical application. It is made from ginger grown in Tan Yongs own garden, extracted using a frying process. According to traditional Thai medicine, ginger is known to relieve muscle tension and pain.

It is created by intricately weaving stones and beads into harmonious designs, arranged into keychains that blend heart and artistry. These vibrant keychains reflect the personality of the wearer and make meaningful gifts, symbolizing thoughtfulness and good wishes from the giver. Even though they are small, each keychain carries a heartfelt message of care and remembrance from the giver to the receiver.

Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan : Nation’s intangible cultural heritage of 2023 in the field of traditional craftsmanship Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan has been handicraft local wisdom of Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya residents descended from ancestors for more than 100 years. During the period of Ayutthaya Kingdom, Muslim merchants floated their boats down the rivers to sell goods. With their intertwined heart to the rivers, they invented Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan using bai-lan (palm leaves) to weave a fish-shape toy for children. Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan has become very popular so it has been made for sale and Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan selling has been continued up to the present time. Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan is a symbol of abundance since a pla-ta-phian (Ta-phian fish) shares the same mature period with ripe rice in the field ready for harvesting. Then the term “khao-mai-pla-man” (fresh rice and tasty fish) is coined. According to the beliefs, a Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan handicraft is hung above a baby’s cot as an auspicious token to bless the baby to have good health and prosperity. It is believed that hanging Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan in front of a house will bring happiness, wealth, and benefits. Furthermore, Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan also connotes diligence. Exquisite handwoven craftsmanship with beautiful patterns. Each piece is meticulously crafted by hand, reflecting the skill and expertise of local artisans. Available in a wide range of vibrant colors, including red, yellow, green, light blue, blue, white, pink, purple, orange, gold, silver, and natural tones. Custom orders available: colors, sizes, and designs can be tailored to match your theme. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1042724804540805 https://www.facebook.com/reel/3565321083782220

Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan : Nation’s intangible cultural heritage of 2023 in the field of traditional craftsmanship Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan has been handicraft local wisdom of Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya residents descended from ancestors for more than 100 years. During the period of Ayutthaya Kingdom, Muslim merchants floated their boats down the rivers to sell goods. With their intertwined heart to the rivers, they invented Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan using bai-lan (palm leaves) to weave a fish-shape toy for children. Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan has become very popular so it has been made for sale and Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan selling has been continued up to the present time. Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan is a symbol of abundance since a pla-ta-phian (Ta-phian fish) shares the same mature period with ripe rice in the field ready for harvesting. Then the term “khao-mai-pla-man” (fresh rice and tasty fish) is coined. According to the beliefs, a Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan handicraft is hung above a baby’s cot as an auspicious token to bless the baby to have good health and prosperity. It is believed that hanging Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan in front of a house will bring happiness, wealth, and benefits. Furthermore, Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan also connotes diligence. Exquisite handwoven craftsmanship with beautiful patterns. Each piece is meticulously crafted by hand, reflecting the skill and expertise of local artisans. Available in a wide range of vibrant colors, including red, yellow, green, light blue, blue, white, pink, purple, orange, gold, silver, and natural tones. Custom orders available: colors, sizes, and designs can be tailored to match your theme. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1042724804540805 https://www.facebook.com/reel/3565321083782220

Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan : Nation’s intangible cultural heritage of 2023 in the field of traditional craftsmanship Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan has been handicraft local wisdom of Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya residents descended from ancestors for more than 100 years. During the period of Ayutthaya Kingdom, Muslim merchants floated their boats down the rivers to sell goods. With their intertwined heart to the rivers, they https://www.facebook.com/reel/3565321083782220invented Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan using bai-lan (palm leaves) to weave a fish-shape toy for children. Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan has become very popular so it has been made for sale and Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan selling has been continued up to the present time. Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan is a symbol of abundance since a pla-ta-phian (Ta-phian fish) shares the same mature period with ripe rice in the field ready for harvesting. Then the term “khao-mai-pla-man” (fresh rice and tasty fish) is coined. According to the beliefs, a Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan handicraft is hung above a baby’s cot as an auspicious token to bless the baby to have good health and prosperity. It is believed that hanging Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan in front of a house will bring happiness, wealth, and benefits. Furthermore, Pla-ta-phian-bai-lan also connotes diligence. Exquisite handwoven craftsmanship with beautiful patterns. Each piece is meticulously crafted by hand, reflecting the skill and expertise of local artisans. Available in a wide range of vibrant colors, including red, yellow, green, light blue, blue, white, pink, purple, orange, gold, silver, and natural tones. Custom orders available: colors, sizes, and designs can be tailored to match your theme. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1042724804540805

The elephant tail ring is an ornament and amulet. It can be worn by both men and women. It is worn to dispel and ward off bad things, protect against magic and black magic, and enhance power and prestige.

Elephant tail rings are considered both jewelry' and 'amulets' according to Thai beliefs, especially in folk beliefs and occult practices, having multiple symbolic meanings and powers.

Sweet bamboo shoots are a locally grown treasure in our community. When a bumper harvest caused market prices to drop, our group turned a challenge into an opportunity. Using traditional local wisdom, we created Bamboo Shoot Kalamae'. What makes ours truly special and different from the regular ones in the market is that it contains absolutely no flour added