"Under the theme 'Heritage Reimagined: The Futuristic Thai Crafts Evolution', the exhibition proposes a new approach that integrates local wisdom, forward-thinking design and agricultural-based upcycled materials."
"Slow Hand Design 2026 dedicates to preserve traditional Thai craft continues to inspire today's national design landscape, evolving into a contemporary framework of global narrative."
"Driven by a dialogue between classical imagery and Thai material intelligence, the exhibition proposes a future shaped by continuity, where heritage naturally thrives within new cycles of innovation."
"This vision is manifested by Mush Art Tiles by Mush composites, a brand that creates surfaces cultivated from mycelium that naturally turns agricultural waste into solid, culminating in non-replicable patterns drawn from natural stone."
The 'Slow Hand Design 2026' exhibition in Milan highlights the integration of Thai craft traditions with modern design. Organized by the Department of International Trade Promotion, it features the theme 'Heritage Reimagined: The Futuristic Thai Crafts Evolution'. The exhibition showcases 25 Thai brands and emphasizes the use of upcycled materials and local wisdom. It aims to preserve traditional craft knowledge while pushing the boundaries of contemporary design. Innovative products, such as mycelium tiles, illustrate the potential of agricultural waste in creating unique designs.
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