Pasaya, a leading manufacturer of premium woven fabric and home furnishings, is holding the 2nd "Dining, Traveling, And Exploring Art With Pasaya" festival at its factory outlet in Ratchaburi province from today until Sunday between 9am and 8pm.
Hailed as the brand's signature event, it features the country's first outdoor exhibition of a woven fabric version of paintings and photographs by 14 well-established artists as well as works by world-renowned Thai artist Phansakdi Chakkaphak. Presented in the form of mural art using advanced weaving technology which Pasaya is reputed for, all the woven images are large in size with one being taller than 8m.
The festival also presents many activities, including workshops where visitors can show off their painting skills through paper bag paintings, vase paintings, tote bag paintings, pillow paintings and shirt paintings.
There is also ceramic sculpting by Gray Ray Ceramic and visitors can also attend a workshop to learn how to create portraits using different sketching techniques.
The Rose Garden by Phansakdi Chakkaphak.
This is also a rare chance to try local delicacies, including Chinese-style pickled cabbage, organic vegetables from the Kong-Karn Ranch, and crispy salmon skin from Pick Me Please. Moreover, food trucks are also ready to serve their signature dishes amid the cool breeze and live music.
Visitors are also invited to explore many of the province's tourist attractions, and experience the "slow-life" at home-stay accommodation where they can enjoy the sight of fireflies in the evening.
The festival also presents the "Pasaya Grand Sale 2020", which offers up to 80% discounts.
There is no admission fee. Visit facebook.com/PASAYA.shop or call 02-440-0955.
