As an event designer from the College of Architecture at Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University—a place with a rich history as the former Suan Sunandha Palace—we focus on blending the beauty of traditional arts and culture with contemporary design. Our inspiration lies in reflecting the charm and heritage of Suan Sunandha Palace through uniquely crafted activities that bridge the past and the present. The aim is to create immersive experiences that allow participants to rediscover the elegance and intricacies of this historic site in a modern context.

Join us to explore the story of the Hainanese puppets, which play an important role in Chinese culture, through a creative activity of decorating a paper puppet model. You will have the opportunity to design the puppet's patterns and attire yourself, crafting your artwork inspired by the beliefs and devotion of the Hainanese people toward the Goddess Mazu.

This activity will also take you on a journey through the history of the Hainanese community’s migration to Thailand, while helping you understand the connection between faith and the use of puppets in worshipping the Goddess Mazu. It will deepen your understanding of Chinese religion, beliefs, and cultural practices in Thailand.

Not only will this activity help you learn about Hainanese culture, but it also offers a creative opportunity to design a piece that reflects your own interpretation of luck and faith.