Proclaiming the beauty of Thai arts and culture in its delicate designed tableware, SIAM Collection wants to usher Thai-ness to the rest of the world. With the intention of perpetuating this collection, making it the icon of Thai tableware, the first series features patterns and designs inspired by garland craftsmanship and the creation of Thai handicrafts from fresh flowers, traditions that date back to antiquity and have been passed down to the present day both at royal ceremonies and in common use in ordinary people's daily lives.

The various patterns that are generated necessitated a high level of sophistication and meticulousness, starting with the drafting process and sample creation and continuing until it has become a piece of work. We want people around the world to see a beautiful blend of Thai-inspired elements combine to create a masterpiece on the dining table.

Painting is another artistic skill that has many different techniques. The use of brushes is
one of the tools that can be used to create a variety of art. By choosing the brush head,
applying weight, springing the brush as well as the angles of different brushes can creates
works of art that give different feelings and emotions.

PATRA Porcelain has applied such techniques to create pieces of art to the newest
tableware collection, HELIX. This collection uses the brushes technique to paint around in
circle until it forms a spiral pattern and has unique threads in each piece. The collection
colors will make the food stand out and create the ultimate dining experience.

Modern cuisine has changed our way of using and handling tableware, our travel and visual references have introduced us to new ways of dining. From the traditional Western dining, where vessels are placed on the table; to the East, where vessels are held in the hand while eating. we have adapted a more "tactile" and "visual" approach to the way we dine. Aura for "Chefs".

The concept is based on vessels which are related in “feel” but do not comply with the traditional “dining set”. The pieces should be used to create a sense of progression in the dining, from course to course. They are the background & reference points of what we are eating. The idea is to create a changing “tablescape” consisting of heights & volumes, inspired by cross culture of shapes L& vessels, both historic & modern.

The Aura shapes are created for the presentation of food, the vessels are combined to enhance & encourage our dining experience. The shapes were created to eliminate the superfluous decoration of food and to allow chefs to use the pieces as frames for their presentation. The design details, sizes, heights & depths of each piece are purposely made to focus the eye on the food.

With 4 years of research, Honour aimed at helping the elderly enjoy happier living. With increasing age, they have to face with various physical limitations. The design is based on calculations made around mobility issues and usages. Each bowl's raised in the middle, which allows food to fall to the side and is perfectly curved for effortless scooping even with one hand. It’s stackable and fit easily into trolley used in hospital settings. All is with a spill-proof feature and easy-to-clean material.