SACICT Takes Pride In Millennials’ Thai Craftsmanship Spirit as “SACICT WAR CRAFT” Winning Team & Popular Vote to be Announced on Sept 25

Handicrafts created by intimacy and weaving relationships between contestants and craft masters

that will further grow in the business world.

The “SACICT WAR CRAFT” reality show program organized by the Sustainable Arts and Crafts Institute of Thailand (Public Organization) (SACIT) to find the best Thai handicraft design team, has reached the final stage. All five teams of contestants in the handmade product design contest enthusiastically presented practically new ideas in creating Thai handicrafts to further enhance development of Thai handmade and weaving products that meet the evolving requirements of consumers in the modern era. It is apparently a reflection that new-generation people still acknowledge the artistry, value, and brilliancy of Thai handicrafts. The handicraft design contest has led to new inspiration and innovative approaches for people in the handicraft industry to properly adopt and level up Thai arts and crafts. In addition, handicraft products meticulously created by all five handicraft product design teams will be on display on the final day so that judges will decide the winning team in the virtual format on September 25. Interested people can follow up on the rerun of the final round of the contest via the SACICT Facebook page

Pornpon Akathaporn, acting chief executive officer of the Sustainable Arts and Crafts Institute of Thailand (SACIT), said the “SACICT WAR CRAFT” handmade product design contest aims to promote the value of Thai handmade products and pass on the wisdom and charm of Thai handicrafts to future generations through collaboration between next-generation weaving product designers and experienced craft masters. All contestants have shown their endeavor and skills in weaving products as the COVID-19 pandemic created difficulties and limitations in working together. So, whatever the result may be, I consider that this is an accomplishment that goes beyond expectations. It is a testimony to the intimacy and weaving relationships between students and craft masters as each handicraft is masterfully complete in a modern design concept. It created value added to Thai arts and crafts, which can be further developed for commercial purposes. On Saturday, September 25, which is the final stage of the “SACICT WAR CRAFT” handmade product design contest, I would like to invite all Thai people to follow up on the live streaming showing the masterpieces of all five handicraft product design teams on SACICT Facebook page so that all Thais will be able to virtually witness the wisdom of Thai craftmanships and keep an eye on which teams will win the Popular Vote.”

Thai handicraft products created by all five participating teams will be exhibited at Inthanin Coffee, a non-oil business arim of Bangchak Retail, which is a partner to promote Thai handicrafts and a sponsor of SACICT WAR CRAFT. Visitors to the exhibition who take a photo, post on social media and set the post as Public along with hashtag #Inthanin #SACICTwarcraft in order to promote their innovative, modern handicrafts that are practical for everyday lifestyle stand to get special privileges. In addition, all handicrafts will be on display at Craft Bangkok 2021 scheduled for early December at BITEC, Bangna, for a more exposure of Thai handicrafts enthusiastically created by generations as all contestants of SACICT WAR CRAFT and craft masters will be present at the event with partners expected to help drive development of Thai handicraft products to grow in new business landscape in the future.

Let’s follow up on the final week of the SACICT WAR CRAFT handmade product design contest to search for the best weaving product design team on Saturday, September 25 at 4.30 p.m. – 5 p.m. on Amarin TV HD Channel 34 or watch the rerun via www.sacit.or.th or the SACIT Facebook page and YouTube : JSLGlobalMedia

Don’t miss out! live streaming of modern and innovative handicrafts created by the five teams of contestants. After the end of this week, you can watch them again on the SACIT Facebook page.