The Queen Sirikit National Convention Center houses a world-class textile museum showcasing Thai fabric arts.
Three floors of royal Thai textiles, ceremonial dress, and traditional weaving techniques — a specialist museum with excellent English interpretation.
A substantial collection on Thai silk production, regional variations (northern Lanna, northeastern Isaan, southern fabrics), and the royally-patronised silk revival under Queen Sirikit.
The museum traces the modern history of Thai silk including Jim Thompson's role in establishing international markets — good counterpart to a Jim Thompson House visit.
Located at MRT Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre station; entry 200 THB; closed Mondays.
