BANGKOK, Thailand – Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, President of the Sai Jai Thai Foundation Under Royal Patronage, presided over the opening of the 28th “San Sai Yai for Sai Jai Thai Products” fair on September 9 at Siam Paragon. Organized by the foundation in cooperation with Siam Paragon, the fair showcases and sells handicrafts made by disabled veterans who are Sai Jai Thai members, as well as their families.
The opening program featured honorary singer Rudklao Amratisha performing the royal composition “Rak” (love), followed by the Thai dance presentation “Under the Royal Canopy of Rattanakosin 2026.” More than 50 honorary models presented clothing made from printed silk featuring over eight patterns created by Sai Jai Thai members, with actress Khemanit Jamikorn appearing in a special presentation. Marut Sarowat supervised the show, while Maethanee Buranasiri served as master of ceremonies.
Products available at the fair include decorated glassware, leather goods, hand-painted wood and ceramics, tea and coffee sets, vases, textiles, scarves, neckties, clothing, and fabric bags. The 2026 collection includes new genuine-leather bags, ceramics featuring the Eight Immortals, gift sets, lamps, and printed silk in more than eight patterns. Sai Jai Thai Kitchen also serves food, while educational institutions host daily musical performances. The fair, running through September 14, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily at Living Hall on the third floor of Siam Paragon, provides a public venue for the craftsmanship and products of Sai Jai Thai members and their families. (NNT)
