Craft Design workshops in colaboration with Niramis

 

For more details please contact Jeab at 0816731800 or e@niramis.com

You can also go to Adorn on Soi 1 Nimanhaemind Rd.  and sign up for any of these classes. Please note that we have a limited capacity of 5- 10 people there fore you place is not confirmed until you have payed either to Jeab or at Adorn

DON'T MISS BANGKOK SHOP ANNUAL SALE

Studio Naenna in collaboration with Sop Moei Arts are having an Annual sale at the Bangkok shop in the Soi Klang Racquet club Sukumvit soi 49/9 from the 20th to the 25th of July 2010. All Items on display are discounted. We are open every day from 9:30 am to 5 pm. Hope to see you there as Lamorna Cheesman will be in the shop to assist you with any inquiries on Thursday and Friday the 21st and 22nd of July2011

Change of opening hours

Studio Naenna Main Gallery in Soi Changkhian, Chiang Mai is open by appointment only. To make an appointment please contact Lamorna at emailus1@studio-naenna.com or call our city showroom "Adorn with Studio Naenna" which will be open daily from 10 am to 6pm. This is effective as of July the 1st, 2011.

River scene Wall Hangings woven by Viroy Nunthapoom

Studio Naenna featured in Madame Figaro Japan

Patricia Cheesman featured in Secret Magazine's February Issue

tantric meeting on the 2nd of February 2011

Patricia and Dilli Oli with a very rare silk applique Tantric hanging, that was part of a talk given at Studio Naenna last week. These types of hangings were introduced by the 5th Dalai Lama who started this tradition in Tibet, but today only a few artists know this technique. Mr Dilli Oli from Nepal also brought his fine collection of Tibetan "thankas" painted on cloth depicting mandalas, Buddhist saints and Tantric Buddhist interpretations of the cosmos. He gave a lovely talk on the symbols and history for the Chiang Mai Textile Group and friends on the Studio verandah. 

Bank of Thailand textile museum new exhibit

On the 22nd of December 2010, Chiang Mai dressed up for the opening of this wonderful exhibit. Patricia Cheesman and her grand daughter Yosita Cheesman received a prize for best dress. Patricia was also presented with a thank you for her contributions to the exhibit and  its publications.