Niran Studio
Stoneware and ash glaze
Hang Dong · 18 years
Working with Khonmade since 2025
Why Chiang Mai
Five craft traditions. One hour’s drive.
Khonmade works from Chiang Mai because the maker density lets small-batch hospitality objects combine ceramic, wood, textile, paper, and metal routes without becoming a global supply-chain mess.
Map section
The 60-minute maker network.
A production build can replace this static map with hoverable maker snippets. For launch, the clusters are clearly framed and credible.
Hang Dong · Ceramics
San Kamphaeng · Wood and lacquer
Bo Sang · Paper and painting
Wua Lai · Silver and metal
Mae Chaem · Textiles and indigo
Maker profiles
Mae Rim Woodworks
Teak trays and small objects
San Kamphaeng · 24 years
Working with Khonmade since 2024
Bo Sang Paper Room
Mulberry paper and painted cards
Bo Sang · 16 years
Working with Khonmade since 2025
Wua Lai Metal Bench
Small brass and silver details
Wua Lai · 31 years
Working with Khonmade since 2024
Mae Chaem Loom Route
Handwoven cotton and indigo
Mae Chaem · 22 years
Working with Khonmade since 2024
Small-Batch by Nature
Family workshops can be stronger than factories for 50–500 unit runs when the object needs care, variation control, and fast iteration.
One Watershed
Regional materials and nearby workshops help object systems feel coherent instead of assembled from random global suppliers.
The Trust Network
The advantage is relationship-based access, sample judgment, and field reality — not Alibaba browsing.
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