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Dusit University Collaborates with Networks to Develop Silk Tourism, Promoting Sakon Nakhon's Indigo Dyeing Internationally.

From the royal aspirations of three monarchs to “Huen Nang Kram” at Suan Dusit, creating a SILK Tourism route connecting the world of sustainable fashion, harnessing the power of Gen Z with DIY workshops using 100% natural indigo dye, taking it to the global stage.
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From the royal aspirations of three monarchs to “Huen Nang Kram” at Suan Dusit, creating a SILK Tourism route connecting the world of sustainable fashion, harnessing the power of Gen Z with DIY workshops using 100% natural indigo dye, taking it to the global stage.

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มติชนออนไลน์ broke the news in Thailand on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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