Events
Siam Paragon Hosts 'Siri Kasapasilp' Exhibition Honoring Queen Mother
The Treasury Department and Siam Paragon have launched a commemorative exhibition featuring rare coins and floral art to honor Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother.
The Treasury Department, in collaboration with Siam Paragon and independent artist Sakul Intakul, has inaugurated the 'Siri Kasapasilp' exhibition. According to Prachachat Business, the event is designed to pay tribute to the benevolence of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother.
For residents and visitors in Bangkok, this exhibition offers a unique opportunity to view a curated collection of commemorative coins and medals. The display integrates these numismatic items with intricate floral installations created by Sakul Intakul, highlighting the intersection of Thai craftsmanship and royal history. The exhibition is hosted at Siam Paragon, a major shopping destination in the heart of the city, making it easily accessible for those exploring the Pathum Wan district.
While the exhibition serves as a cultural highlight for those interested in Thai royal heritage and numismatics, potential visitors should note that specific details regarding the exhibition's closing date and daily operating hours were not provided in the initial report. Those planning a visit are encouraged to check the official Siam Paragon website or social media channels for the most current information before traveling. As this is a temporary cultural event, it remains to be confirmed how long the installation will remain open to the public.
Translated from Thai.
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