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Doy Din Dang Pottery is a working ceramic studio, open-air gallery and quiet forest café in Nang Lae, Chiang Rai. Leashed dogs may join visits to the café and gallery on a short leash.
Price range: Admission is free. Café drinks and ice cream about THB 50-120; small ceramic pieces from about THB 100-300 and large signature pieces several thousand THB.
Leashed dogs are welcome inside the covered café and open gallery, and in pet strollers or carriers. Dogs must stay on a short leash at all times, and owners should keep them close because handmade ceramics are displayed on tables and low shelves. There is no pet menu and no pet fee. Check with the staff about any size or weight limits. The studio is not an animal café and has no pet facilities.
Please follow the rules, be polite and considerate, and do not leave pets unattended unless you have agreed this in advance with the staff.
Description
Doy Din Dang Pottery is a working ceramic studio founded in 1991 by master ceramicist Somluk Pantiboon. Its Japanese-inspired stoneware uses northern Thai clay and natural ash glazes, and the open-air gallery displays cups, bowls, teapots and vases.
Visitors can watch artisans throw clay and fire wood-burning kilns. The small garden café serves coffee, tea and homemade ice cream in handcrafted ceramics made on site. It is calm and unhurried, and suits visitors who enjoy craft more than a typical café stop.
Getting there
The studio is in Ban Pa O (Soi 3), off Phahonyothin Road (Highway 1) in Tambon Nang Lae, about 12 km north of Chiang Rai city centre. It is near Mae Fah Luang University and a short drive from the Baan Dam (Black House) Museum.
Chiang Rai has no BTS or MRT, so most visitors come by car or scooter. Free on-site parking is available for cars and motorcycles.
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