Collection: The Road & The Wheels
1. Nakhon Ratchasima Four participants together with Pirada Senivongse Na Ayudhya from Trimode Studio brand have developed prototypes and designs of jewelry inspired by the stories of Korat as a resting point for business trips in the past. The collection reflects travel experiences and the potential of Korat soil condition, which can be burned in various ways.
Collection: Joyfull…Joyfull
2. Buriram Four participants together with Worachai Siriwipinan from Basic Teeory brand have developed prototypes and designs of jewelry inspired by fun and different cultures from the surrounding areas, including a unique and modern culture, which sets Buriram apart from other provinces.
Collection: Jan Jaruk
3. Surin Four participants together with Sirikarn Jirajbhaskornkul from Saprange Craft Jewelry brand have developed prototypes and designs inspired by Kan Krao flower, which is linked to the story of the province, including various local beliefs, such as Jan, which resembles Takrud in the central region.
Collection: Re-Lava
4. Sisaket Four participants together with Patipat Chaiwitesh from Patipat brand have developed prototypes and designs inspired by volcanic nature, including soil and lava. The materials used are eco-friendly and can be further developed for future businesses.
Collection: Blossom Facets
5. Ubonratchathani Rush Pleansuk from Sumphat Gallery brand together with four participants have developed prototypes and designs inspired by the triangular structure formed by folded banana leaf, the overlap method of wrapping Krathong and the method of making flower garland, also known as “Seab Dok Mai” in Esan region. They also include the combination of ancient jewelry designs of Ubon Ratchathani with the traditions to give a more contemporary look, such as silver beads to create a story of ritual performances in the province.