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Leveraging the artistic skills and passionate ingenuity of Thai people together with the country’s cultural heritage, the Thai government expects the creative industry to play a more prominent role in Thailand’s economic development across industries.
Thailand's handicraft exports are expected to grow by nearly 20% this year, driven by increasing demand for silverware, goldware and ornaments.
Eleven teams of undergraduate students will showcase their skills in weaving design for the reality competition show Sacict War Craft, which will kick off this Saturday from 4.30pm to 5pm on Amarin TV 34 channel.
Thailand's handicraft exports are expected to rebound this year, in line with the country's overall export prospects thanks to the global economic recovery, eased lockdown measures and wide distribution of Covid-19 vaccinations.
The Support Arts and Crafts International Centre of Thailand (Sacict) is accepting entries for Sacict War Craft, a reality competition show looking for the best weaving product design team.