Student Flower Garland Workshop | Promote Thai Heritage with Sriwangying
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Thai Tradition in Bloom A Hands-on Cultural Experience for Students
When we think of Thai culture, few symbols are as graceful and meaningful as the Phuang Malai the traditional Thai flower garland. Carefully crafted with fragrant blossoms like jasmine, rose, and crown flowers, it represents respect, blessing, and beauty.
This week, Sriwangying had the honor of being invited by Ruamrudee International School (RIS) to lead a Flower Garland Workshop for their students. This activity is part of the school's mission to help students experience and appreciate Thai culture firsthand.
A Class That Combines Culture, Creativity, and Concentration
During the workshop, students from various age groups joined together with curiosity and enthusiasm. With guidance from our skilled instructors, they learned about:
The cultural significance and history of Thai garlands
Types of flowers used in royal-style garlands
Step-by-step techniques for garland threading
The symbolism behind different garland shapes and arrangements
Each student worked with care and concentration, threading each flower with intention. The room was filled with laughter, wonder, and the sweet scent of jasmine. Some students even expressed how calming and meditative the activity felt.
"I didnt know I could do this! Im going to give this to my mom, one student shared, beaming with pride at their first finished garland."
Thai Soft Power in Action
Phuang Malai is more than just a craft its an extension of Thailands soft power, representing the elegance and emotional depth of Thai culture on the world stage.
By allowing students to create something with their own hands, this workshop nurtures cross-cultural understanding, fine motor skills, and a deep appreciation for Thai tradition all in one enriching experience.
Invite Us to Your School!
Sriwangying offers customized Flower Garland Classes for schools, international programs, cultural events, and art weeks. Perfect for:
Cultural immersion programs
Mothers Day or Thai festivals
Art and mindfulness activities
Team-building sessions for youth groups
Our instructors are trained in royal Thai flower arrangement techniques and bring both expertise and kindness to every session.
Ready to Bring Thai Craft to Your Students?
We travel to schools and venues in Bangkok and surrounding areas, with all materials prepared. Just bring your students and well bring the culture.
Contact Sriwangying:
Let Thai heritage blossom in your classroom with Sriwangying.
Where cultural pride meets young creativity.
When we think of Thai culture, few symbols are as graceful and meaningful as the Phuang Malai the traditional Thai flower garland. Carefully crafted with fragrant blossoms like jasmine, rose, and crown flowers, it represents respect, blessing, and beauty.
This week, Sriwangying had the honor of being invited by Ruamrudee International School (RIS) to lead a Flower Garland Workshop for their students. This activity is part of the school's mission to help students experience and appreciate Thai culture firsthand.
A Class That Combines Culture, Creativity, and Concentration
During the workshop, students from various age groups joined together with curiosity and enthusiasm. With guidance from our skilled instructors, they learned about:
The cultural significance and history of Thai garlands
Types of flowers used in royal-style garlands
Step-by-step techniques for garland threading
The symbolism behind different garland shapes and arrangements
Each student worked with care and concentration, threading each flower with intention. The room was filled with laughter, wonder, and the sweet scent of jasmine. Some students even expressed how calming and meditative the activity felt.
"I didnt know I could do this! Im going to give this to my mom, one student shared, beaming with pride at their first finished garland."
Thai Soft Power in Action
Phuang Malai is more than just a craft its an extension of Thailands soft power, representing the elegance and emotional depth of Thai culture on the world stage.
By allowing students to create something with their own hands, this workshop nurtures cross-cultural understanding, fine motor skills, and a deep appreciation for Thai tradition all in one enriching experience.
Invite Us to Your School!
Sriwangying offers customized Flower Garland Classes for schools, international programs, cultural events, and art weeks. Perfect for:
Cultural immersion programs
Mothers Day or Thai festivals
Art and mindfulness activities
Team-building sessions for youth groups
Our instructors are trained in royal Thai flower arrangement techniques and bring both expertise and kindness to every session.
Ready to Bring Thai Craft to Your Students?
We travel to schools and venues in Bangkok and surrounding areas, with all materials prepared. Just bring your students and well bring the culture.
Contact Sriwangying:
Let Thai heritage blossom in your classroom with Sriwangying.
Where cultural pride meets young creativity.
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Sriwangying recently welcomed the international team of Global Company for a Thai Garland-Making Workshop during their seminar in Thailand. Participants from around the world enjoyed a calming, immersive cultural experience that offered a much-needed break from intensive meetings. The workshop encouraged relaxation, creativity, and teamwork as colleagues supported one another and celebrated their finished garlands. Many were delighted to take their handcrafted pieces home as meaningful giftsâmaking their visit to Thailand even more memorable.
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