"The term 'Eight Immortals' is symbolically used for happiness " says Duangkamol as she explains Taoist teachings. "The number eight has become lucky in association with this tradition and according to Taoist lore persons or things that are eight in number are graced accordingly. Creating this set of the Eight Immortals is my way of celebrating Chinese heritage." According to Taoist traditions the Immortal Eight are Chungli Ch'uan (first from... (Read More)

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"I was inspired to design a Kinaree figurine because I think it is one of the loveliest of Thai mythical beings " says Duangkamol in admiration. "Kinaree is a beautiful being half-woman half swan that dances through the mythical Himmapan forest. She has the head and torso of a woman yet below her delicately tapered waist she has the body tail and legs of a swan. Kinaree has human arms as well as the wings of a swan. Images of Kinaree are often... (Read More)

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"This celadon statuette from my 'Yoga Masters' collection is designed to promote good health and well-being " says an inspired Duangkamol. "I researched yoga teachings positions and attires before designing this piece. A Yoga Master is believed to have discovered the Ultimate Reality and Sat (Truth). In their infinite Karuna (compassion) a master carefully marks a path for others to follow." The piece features small brown dots as a result of the... (Read More)

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A girl kneels holding her cupped hands to her chest before performing the traditional Thai wai or greeting. The wai is a highly important reciprocal sign of courtesy. Hands are cupped together and the head is lowered while saying Sawasdee Khap meaning "hello." "I have worked on small figurines to decorate the spirit house which in Thailand is believed to house the guardian spirit of each home. I was wondering that if I could work on a figurine... (Read More)

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Ganesha poses with heroic elegance holding his weapon in one hand. Known as the Hindu god of wisdom intelligence education and prudence he is the son of Shiva and Parvati and husband of Bharati. "I like this standing Ganesha very much he looks very elegant to me " confides Duangkamol. "It has always been my passion to be able to create graceful and meaningful figurines. It is my way of storytelling without having to say anything."

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Floating on a sea of green lilies captivate with their ethereal beauty. They decorate a Celadon ceramic vase designed by Thailand's Duangkamol.

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Duangkamol captures the poised elegance of a horse in a beautiful ceramic sculpture. Crafted by hand it features the unique green enamel that distinguishes Celadon artistry.

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Duangkamol designs an extraordinary vase in celebration of Thailand's Celadon legacy. The ceramic vase is crafted by hand featuring lattice work done with precise incisions creating a hypnotic bas relief pattern.

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Swirling red bathes this vase with dynamic elegance in an exclusive design by Duangkamol. It is crafted entirely by hand with legendary Celadon ceramic techniques.

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Duangkamol treasures esthetic minimalism in the sleek design of this green and brown vase. Shaped like a cylinder it is decorated with a single leaf. The vase is crafted entirely by hand in the tradition of Celadon ceramic art.

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