Experience the Charm of Thai Textiles and Exclusive Fashion Shows from Top Thai Designers
December 2–7, 2025 • IMPACT Exhibition Center, Halls 5–6, Muang Thong Thani, Nonthaburi – Free Admission
Nonthaburi Province, in collaboration with the Department of Community Development, Ministry of Interior, warmly invites textile and craft enthusiasts to explore Thai fabrics from a fresh perspective, blending traditional wisdom with contemporary lifestyle at the Silk Festival 2025: Towards Sustainable Development, under the concept “BRING THE VILLAGE TO THE WORLD.” The festival will be held from December 2–7, 2025, at IMPACT Exhibition Center, Halls 5–6, Muang Thong Thani, Nonthaburi.
A Modern Take on Thai Textiles
Silk Festival 2025 redefines Thai fabrics as accessible, modern, and perfectly suited to daily life, showcasing the achievements of the “Fun with Thai Fabrics” initiative, established under the patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya. This program has received global recognition, including a Certificate from UNESCO for outstanding dedication to safeguarding living cultures, promoting fine arts, and advancing cultural and creative sectors. The initiative supports artisans nationwide, featuring projects such as Nahwa Model, Donkoi Model, Batik Model, Ethnic Model, and Sustainable Life – Sustainable Villages.
Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari has been globally acknowledged for modernizing Thai handicrafts and elevating them to international acclaim, earning accolades from UNESCO for her exceptional work in preserving cultural heritage, advancing fine arts, and fostering Thailand’s creative industries. Audrey Azoulay, UNESCO Director-General, praised the Princess as a visionary who truly “Brings the Village to the World.”
Additionally, the Princess was honored with the WIPO Award for Creative Excellence 2025 by the World Intellectual Property Organization, recognizing her international impact in intellectual property, fashion design, trademarks, and community empowerment to preserve Thai culture while driving economic growth.
A Multi-Dimensional Experience
Silk Festival 2025 promises a grand, immersive celebration of Thai textiles and craftsmanship. Visitors can explore over 200 exhibition booths showcasing OTOP products, contemporary clothing, home décor, and high-quality handicrafts, along with more than 50 food and beverage stalls. The festival also features live performances from leading Thai artists, including Kantong, Thung Ngern, Ning Ning, Kham Panang, Tao Phusilp, Warinrak Wiang, Narumol, and Bew Jitrariya, creating a vibrant, festive atmosphere.
Exhibitions and Educational Activities
The festival includes behind-the-scenes exhibitions of the “Fun with Thai Fabrics” initiative, along with ceremonies presenting commemorative medals honoring Her Royal Highness’s contributions to cultural preservation and creative industries.
A Mini Symposium organized by the Thai Fashion Designers Association (FTFD), under the theme “Fashion Design Symposium: Thai Fashion & Textiles on a Global Stage,” will feature regional thought leaders, including Pam Quinones (Vogue Philippines), Alex Fox (L’Officiel Vietnam), and Milin Yuvacharuskul (President, Thai Designers Association). Discussions will explore the future of fashion and lifestyle, consumption trends, market directions, and collaborative strategies to strengthen creativity, culture, and economic growth across Southeast Asia.
Sustainable Fashion Highlights
A key highlight of the festival is the Sustainable Fashion Showcase, featuring 66 innovative creations from 31 leading Thai brands, including SIRIVANNAVARI, VICKTEERUT, CHAI GOLD LABEL, and VATITITTHI, developed under the “Fun with Thai Fabrics” initiative.
Join us in promoting sustainable Thai textiles at Silk Festival 2025: Towards Sustainable Development, December 2–7, 2025, at IMPACT Exhibition Center, Halls 5–6, Muang Thong Thani, Nonthaburi. Admission is free of charge.
For more information, visit Facebook: Fun with Thai Fabrics and the Department of Community Development.
