Community Stories

On November 25, Mr. Tiw-Wasinburee Supanichvoraparch, the second-generation heir of Tao Hong Tai Ceramics Factory in Ratchaburi Province, successfully opened his solo exhibition titled “Unsinn im Sinn”. This exhibition marks his first solo ceramic exhibition in almost 10 years. Wasinburee chose ATTA Gallery in Warehouse 30, Charoenkrung 30, as the venue.

Pottery Clay Co., Ltd. recognizes the value of individuals in the art community, especially students who are entering a future of growth by creating careers from art subjects. We are therefore delighted to share our knowledge of pottery and art instruction with students from the Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Art Education, Srinakharinwirot University, on the topic of Building a Career from Art

When people ask what they get from pottery, we often find many different answers. Today, Pottery Clay asked this question to Khun Pun - Nattakorn Kanitvaranant, owner of ga.li.go studio, and one of the answers was, "Pottery makes him look at the world more optimistically."

Who would have thought that taking a small ceramics course would lead to falling deeply in love with it? You wouldn't understand until it happens t...

"My father's knowledge of ceramics is so valuable, it shouldn't be lost from this world." These are the sentiments of Khun Mōtthana Bunkhong, the heir to "Mothana Ceramic," a pottery shop in Sukhothai. Although she graduated with an engineering degree, she eventually discovered that true value and happiness lay within her own home.

"Whatever happens, happens for the best" is probably the most fitting adage for the origin of "55_Ceramic.studio," a small studio that began from the insecurity of working life due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This led to the creation of a small business that offers more than just a living; it provides life stability and a sense of happiness every time the owner works with clay.

What is a good sculpture in your opinion? Skills of sculptors or good materials used or both of them should go together. Let's listen to the thoughts of Aor Suthiprapha, artist and ceramic designer whom Pottery Clay had invited to talk today.

“Just do it, and do it to the fullest.” This short sentence resonates with Pottery Clay, affirmed by Khun Nokweed - Hiran Chaichana, a ceramic artist and owner of the brand Absurd Fox. Absurd Fox is a relatively new player in Thailand's ceramics scene, having been around for less than two years. However, the quality of its work rivals that of long-established brands.

For Nui, sculpting is both a joy and an opportunity to have fun with her imagination. It allows her to enter a flow state and practice letting go of her own expectations. In the past, when she felt restless, she would only draw, but now she has clay sculpting, which involves hands-on effort.