These are inextricably associated with Bo Sang where villagers have been engaged in their manufacture for at least 200 years. All materials, silks, cottons, Sa paper (manufactured from the bark of the mulberry tree) and bamboo are produced or found locally. Visitors to Bo Sang will see literally hundreds of designs and sizes ranging from the miniature to the gigantic.

The finest Thai silverware is exquisite, and is made in Chiang Mai, where certain families have practised their art for several generations. Traditional skills and a guaranteed content of at least 92.5% pure silver invest bowls, receptacles and decorative items with authentic value. Silver shops are concentrated on Wua Lai Road, where silverware artisans and their families live.

Striking black and gold designs give lacquerware its visual appeal and sheen. This decorative are enhances items made of wood, bamboo, metal, paper and baked clay, in the form of receptacles, ornaments and various souvenirs.

Chiang Mai ' s Ban Thawai village in Hang Dong district, is a major centre of furniture making. Major woods and materials include teak, rosewood and rattan. Items may be unadorned or, especially with teak and rosewood, artfully carved in traditional or modern designs. Woodcarving is a traditional northern Thai art featured in numerous temples. In recent years, wood carving has increasingly embellished furniture, gracing screens, chairs, tables, beds, indeed anything bearing a wooden surface large enough to be carved. Carved elephants, figurines and tableware number among other popular purchases.

These include silver ornaments, such as bracelets, necklace, pendants and pipes of intricate design, and embroidered items including tunics, jackets, bags, purses, caps and dress lengths.

Orchids and butterflies are preserved and plated with 24-carat gold to create unusual gift items such as necklace pendants, hairpins and earrings.

 Chiang Mai is the major centre of Thailand ' s pottery industry. Prized items include high-fired celadon which is produced in many forms, including dinner sets, lamp bases and decorative items.

Mu Ban Si Pan Khrua is famous for bamboo works and lacquerware. The village is located in Tambon Tha Sala, Amphoe Mueang.

Mu Ban Wua Lai  is famous for silverware and lacquerware. It is located in Tambon Hai Ya, Amphoe Mueang.

Mu Ban Thawai  is famous for antique imitation. The village is located in Tambon Khun Khong, Amphoe Hang Dong.

Mu Ban Nong Ap Chang  is in Tambon Sop Tia, Amphoe Chom Thong. It is famous for handmade natural dye cotton.

Mu Ban Don Kaeo  is famous for bucket weaving. The village is located in Tambon Don Kaeo, Amphoe Saraphi.

Mu Ban Pa Bong  is in Tambon Pha Bong, Amphoe Saraphi. It is famous for woven products.

Mu Ban Ton Pao is famous for Sa paper products. It is located in Tambon Ton Pao, Amphoe San Kamphaeng.