Savoir Faire & Craftsmanship
As multicultural inspiration fuels the DNA of creativity, savoir-faire is essential to evolve and revolve SIRIVANNAVARI
Savoir-faire is French for to know how to do referring to the ability to choose the right or appropriate skill and/or expertise in any situation to achieve the goal, result, as dream up or imagine.
Savoir-faire is French for to know how to do referring to the ability to choose the right or appropriate skill and/or expertise in any situation to achieve the goal, result, as dream up or imagine.
As multicultural inspiration fuels the DNA of creativity, savoir-faire is essential to evolve and revolve SIRIVANNAVARI
Savoir-faire is French for to know how to do referring to the ability to choose the right or appropriate skill and/or expertise in any situation to achieve the goal, result, as dream up or imagine.
Savoir-faire is French for to know how to do referring to the ability to choose the right or appropriate skill and/or expertise in any situation to achieve the goal, result, as dream up or imagine.
As witnessed that each and every seasonal presentation features not only interesting designs, but also materials and techniques making SIRIVANNAVARI collections a source for widespread learning, research and knowledge-sharing. While the establishment of SIRIVANNAVARI Atelier and Academy and the subtle use of Thai traditional craftsmanship in collection after collection all serve to strengthen the characteristic identity of her designs.”
HRH Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya brought many technical craftsmanship which she experienced, observed, explored and practiced during studying and doing internship at ateliers and workshops of the leading fashion houses in Paris to Thailand aiming to develop the skill and expertise of craftsmanship and artisan techniques from pleating and embroidery, to name but a few.
HRH Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya brought many technical craftsmanship which she experienced, observed, explored and practiced during studying and doing internship at ateliers and workshops of the leading fashion houses in Paris to Thailand aiming to develop the skill and expertise of craftsmanship and artisan techniques from pleating and embroidery, to name but a few.
As witnessed that each and every seasonal presentation features not only interesting designs, but also materials and techniques making SIRIVANNAVARI collections a source for widespread learning, research and knowledge-sharing. While the establishment of SIRIVANNAVARI Atelier and Academy and the subtle use of Thai traditional craftsmanship in collection after collection all serve to strengthen the characteristic identity of her designs.”
HRH Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya brought many technical craftsmanship which she experienced, observed, explored and practiced during studying and doing internship at ateliers and workshops of the leading fashion houses in Paris to Thailand aiming to develop the skill and expertise of craftsmanship and artisan techniques from pleating and embroidery, to name but a few.
HRH Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya brought many technical craftsmanship which she experienced, observed, explored and practiced during studying and doing internship at ateliers and workshops of the leading fashion houses in Paris to Thailand aiming to develop the skill and expertise of craftsmanship and artisan techniques from pleating and embroidery, to name but a few.
What’s the difference between traditional Thai embroidery and the one I’m using? The techniques I use are western. The difference starts with the use of an embroidery hoop but the way it’s lined is different – you can see the difference from the basic preparation. Here, we use silk woven from the ultra-fine thread inside of the cocoon for lining and we embroider directly onto the piece. For SIRIVANNAVARI BANGKOK, we use a western technique – the embroidery is done from behind. We work while learning what works best for SIRIVANNAVARI BANGKOK. We use 3D embroidery, starting with something basic and expanding into various different materials. It’s not like we’ve abandoned our Thai roots. Instead, we’re making it stronger.”
What’s the difference between traditional Thai embroidery and the one I’m using? The techniques I use are western. The difference starts with the use of an embroidery hoop but the way it’s lined is different – you can see the difference from the basic preparation. Here, we use silk woven from the ultra-fine thread inside of the cocoon for lining and we embroider directly onto the piece. For SIRIVANNAVARI BANGKOK, we use a western technique – the embroidery is done from behind. We work while learning what works best for SIRIVANNAVARI BANGKOK. We use 3D embroidery, starting with something basic and expanding into various different materials. It’s not like we’ve abandoned our Thai roots. Instead, we’re making it stronger.”
HRH Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya
HRH Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya
