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Close-up of hands weaving yarn on a small wooden frame loom during an art class in Thailand
Hands weaving on a wooden Thai loom at Kalm Village weaving workshop, Chiang Mai, with colourful threads and heddles
Woman weaving at a small Thai loom, threading colourful yarn while learning at Kalm Village in Chiang Mai
Thai weaving workshop at Kalm Village in Chiang Mai: participants work on small looms across a shared table of yarn
Close-up of rolled cotton yarn balls in pastel colours for Thai weaving, arranged on a textile bundle at Kalm Village, Chiang Mai
Hands working on miniature looms surrounded by neatly arranged yarn skeins during an art-and-crafts class in Thailand
Group of workshop participants holding woven pieces outdoors at Kalm Village in Chiang Mai, celebrating learning traditional Thai weaving
Close-up of hands weaving yarn on a small wooden frame loom during an art class in Thailand
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Close-up of hands weaving yarn on a small wooden frame loom during an art class in Thailand
Hands weaving on a wooden Thai loom at Kalm Village weaving workshop, Chiang Mai, with colourful threads and heddles
Woman weaving at a small Thai loom, threading colourful yarn while learning at Kalm Village in Chiang Mai
Thai weaving workshop at Kalm Village in Chiang Mai: participants work on small looms across a shared table of yarn
Close-up of hands weaving yarn on a small wooden frame loom during an art class in Thailand
Hands weaving on a wooden Thai loom at Kalm Village weaving workshop, Chiang Mai, with colourful threads and heddles
Woman weaving at a small Thai loom, threading colourful yarn while learning at Kalm Village in Chiang Mai
Thai weaving workshop at Kalm Village in Chiang Mai: participants work on small looms across a shared table of yarn
Close-up of rolled cotton yarn balls in pastel colours for Thai weaving, arranged on a textile bundle at Kalm Village, Chiang Mai
Hands working on miniature looms surrounded by neatly arranged yarn skeins during an art-and-crafts class in Thailand
Group of workshop participants holding woven pieces outdoors at Kalm Village in Chiang Mai, celebrating learning traditional Thai weaving
Small group weaving Thai textiles at Kalm Village in Chiang Mai, working together at hand-crafted looms with yarn skeins
Art class in Thailand where students paint and work on framed string patterns at a shared table by large windows
Small-group art class in Thailand with people weaving colourful yarn on handheld looms at an outdoor table
Workshop table where participants work on Thai weaving textiles at Kalm Village, Chiang Mai, surrounded by yarn and daylight
Friendly Thai weaving workshop at Kalm Village in Chiang Mai, people craft at tables with looms, yarn and small tools
Thai weaving workshop at Kalm Village in Chiang Mai, hands working on a loom with colourful yarn and warping threads
Thai weaving lesson in Chiang Mai at Kalm Village, instructor guiding a woman’s work over a floor loom and yarn
Small group in Chiang Mai’s Kalm Village weaving workshop, participants seated at looms with yarn while a facilitator gestures
Chiang Mai weaving class at Kalm Village in a bright wooden studio, group working at tables and floor looms
Bowl of small reclaimed wood strips for Thai weaving at Kalm Village in Chiang Mai, used as material for crafting textiles
Hands adjusting thread and weaving pieces on a small loom during a Thai textile workshop at Kalm Village, Chiang Mai
Close-up of hands weaving Thai textiles on a wooden loom at Kalm Village in Chiang Mai, with yarn and scissors on the table

Learn the Art of Thai Weaving | At a Cool Indie Space

Learn the art of weaving in an indie space in Chiang Mai Old City
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Up to 12 guests
DURATION
2 hours
Booking type
Private trip
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Weave a mini loom and learn the art of Thai weaving in an indie creative space
Weaving in Chiang Mai is more than just another craft - it's a centuries-old tradition. It’s a way communities share culture, tell stories through patterns, and create useful everyday items!At this mini loom workshop, you’ll be guided by Rada, a passionate weaver and loom designer dedicated to preserving this art. You’ll work with a simple frame loom and naturally dyed yarns. It’s very beginner-friendly - no craft or knitting experience needed!If you’ve been looking for a way to experience Chiang Mai beyond the usual tourist spots, this is a perfect craft workshop that's a beautiful way to connect with Thai culture. Great for friends, couples, or families - Rada is great with kids too!About the SpaceThis space that this workshop is held at is also incredibly beautiful and meaningful. It's located in Chiang Mai’s Old City, with lots of natural light, surrounded by courtyards, art exhibitions, and a quiet museum. Their aim is that through architecture, workshops, exhibitions, residency programs, and events, this space serves to empower local artisans and elevate traditional Thai culture. It truly feels like a cool indie space for creatives.What to ExpectEnjoy 2 hours of weaving in a cosy group where you’ll receive plenty of personal guidance while sharing the fun with others.Learn from warm, patient teachers who love helping you explore your creativity and celebrate happy accidents.Work with naturally dyed yarns that are gentle on the planet and beautiful to the touch.Take the mini loom home so your crafting journey can continue long after the workshop ends!Good to KnowMinimum of 2 people required to book.All materials are included, including your own frame loom to take home.Drinking water provided, but no food — best to grab a bite beforehand.Workshop takes place in Chiang Mai Old City — transport not included.Intermediate difficulty but very beginner-friendly with lots of guidance.

Experience highlights

Participant holding a handwoven Thai textile panel at Kalm Village Thai weaving workshop in Chiang Mai, surrounded by greenery
Make your own mini loom!
People in a Thailand art class sit in a garden and weave yarn on small looms with buckets of colourful skeins
Learn the art of Northern Thai Weaving
Bowl of small reclaimed wood strips for Thai weaving at Kalm Village in Chiang Mai, used as material for crafting textiles
Weave with eco-friendly yarn
Thai weaving lesson in Chiang Mai at Kalm Village, instructor guiding a woman’s work over a floor loom and yarn
Connect with Thai culture
Close-up of hands weaving yarn on a small wooden frame loom during an art class in Thailand
Beginner-friendly, zero stress zone
Warm-lit Kalm Village courtyard in Chiang Mai with timber beams, patterned brick walls, terrace seating and an open evening stairway
Cool indie space

What You’ll be Doing

Mini Frame Loom Workshop with Natural-Dyed Yarns
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What’s Included

2-hour mini frame loom weaving workshop
All natural-dyed yarns for use during the session
The frame loom to keep for future use
Drinking water
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Where we'll meet

Start Point

Meet-up at Kalm Village(Kalm​ Village​ Chiang Mai, Phra Pok Klao Road Soi 4, Thailand)
  • 10:00am / 02:00pm

End Point

  • End at Start Point(s)

Start & Ends

  • Every Monday
    10:00AM - 12:00PM
  • Every Tuesday
    10:00AM - 12:00PM
  • Every Thursday
    10:00AM - 12:00PM
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Suitability / Accessibility

  • Wheelchair-accessible
  • Child Friendly (Recommended Age: 10+)

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  • Cancellation

    Cancel 3 days before activity for a full refund

What to Pack

  • A notebook or sketchbook (optional) for any inspiration or notes
  • Your curiosity and creativity—most important of all!
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Achariyar and Araya Rojanapirom are a brother-sister duo whose work is deeply inspired by their childhood in a traditional Thai home. With both parents as architects, they grew up surrounded by thoughtful design and handmade details—especially Thai textiles, which their mum collected for over 30 years. Their passion for craft and culture now guides every project they take on, from restoring reclaimed teak buildings to curating community-led workshops and exhibitions. They collaborate closely with local artisans, not just to showcase their work but to help preserve traditional skills. Their approach reflects a quiet, consistent commitment to nurturing Thai heritage, creating spaces and experiences that are warm, welcoming, and respectful of people, culture, and the planet.
Experience: 6 years
Speaks: Basic English
Acceptance rate: 50%
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