Sustainable Arts and Crafts Institute of Thailand (Public Organization ), or SACIT is set to host "Crafts Bangkok 2024," showcasing more than 400 stores featuring exquisite traditional and contemporary crafts from Thai artisans. The event aims to generate over 150 million Baht in revenue and will take place from August 24 to 28 at Halls 98-99, BITEC Bangna.

Acting Director of SACIT, Mrs. Phanwilas Paepuang, announced that this year's "Crafts Bangkok 2024" marks the 7th edition of the event, establishing itself as the largest and most anticipated arts and crafts exhibition of the year. The fair gathers a diverse range of artisanal crafts, catering to craft enthusiasts of all generations, both domestically and internationally, with over 400 stores to explore. The event will feature products from national artisan masters, SACIT members, designers, and artists. This initiative is expected to stimulate the economy, support job creation, and provide substantial income for craft creators, with projected earnings of no less than 150 million Baht and an estimated 35,000 attendees.

This year's event is themed "Sustainable Arts and Crafts," emphasizing the integration of nature, craftsmanship, and innovation towards sustainability. SACIT recognizes sustainability as a crucial aspect of Thai craftsmanship, focusing on raising awareness of the value of Thai crafts to ensure they are preserved as a national heritage. Simultaneously, the event aims to create sustainable livelihoods for artisans by promoting sales and income, thus fostering long-term careers. Additionally, the theme highlights environmental sustainability, as traditional crafts have minimal ecological impact and are produced using natural processes that do not contribute to pollution or global warming.