February 21, 2025, Professor Panpim Yimmongkol took second-year students of the Interior Architecture program to visit the Queen Sirikit Textile Museum. Learn about Thai textile heritage, which is a learning resource that collects Thai textiles and Thai dress culture completely. It is part of the course. INA 2103 history of interior design and furniture Things learned from visiting the museum include: History and importance of Thai fabrics – saw gold brocade, mudmee silk, jok fabric and embroidered fabrics that reflect local wisdom and identity of each region. Her Majesty Queen Sirikit’s dress – made me understand the concept. “Royal Clothing” and His Majesty’s Role in Preserving and Promoting Thai Textiles to be Known Internationally. Weaving Techniques and Pattern Design - You can see the process of creating fabrics using both traditional Thai craftsmanship and modern fashion applications. And the architecture of the museum. - The renovated building from the Royal Treasury Department combines Western and Thai architecture, making the exhibition space distinctive and conducive to the appreciation of art.