This place was not very big but the environment was tranquil. We were the only visitors there when we visited so we had the whole place to ourselves. We spent some time enjoying the coffee in the cafe and managed to find a dish as souvenir and also some bowls for ourselves.

I guess this place was so popular before covid but it was empty when I went. Unfortunately there was little staff to show me around and the cafe was shut. It’s very pleasant though and great for a quick wonder around or if you are looking to buy something of course.

Great place, all the works are the most special The staff are also super friendly and you can easily have a coffee

Beautiful sculpture art

I heard that a local person was attracted to Japanese pottery and became an apprentice (?) at a pottery, and later opened a pottery locally with his Japanese wife. I heard that it is used in many high-end hotels and is a place visited by the Thai royal family, and I can see that each product was made with love, so it makes sense. If you want a one-of-a-kind souvenir, this is the place for you. I think the chopstick rest was 70 baht, the sake cup was 300 baht, and the mug was 500 baht. We also have small plates, large plates, and incense stands. There are days when you can ask for a discount and they will give you a 10% discount, but please note that the card cannot be used unless it is over 1,000 baht.

Magical place)

An interesting stop if you are close by. Pottery manufacturing on site and lots new products on display.

Good atmosphere, shady, cool.

It's definitely worth a visit, not just a pottery, something very calm and close to nature about this place.

Stopped by Doy Din Dang on the way back from Long Neck Karen Village – caught it near closing time but still managed to poke around the workshop and main showroom. Overall, it was a cool little spot for pottery lovers or anyone wanting a quick glimpse into the craft. The workshop was interesting to see, even though I missed the actual making process. Watching the potter's wheel in action and the raw clay taking shape was pretty neat. The showroom had a nice variety of pottery – plates, bowls, vases, figurines – in different styles and prices. Everything seemed well-made and unique, definitely felt like an art form rather than mass-produced stuff. So, not a big museum or anything, but if you're passing by and have 15-20 minutes, worth a quick stop to check it out and maybe pick up a souvenir. Just be aware of closing times if you want to see the full pottery making in action.

This is a great place to see how these giant pots are made. To see all the work and process that goes into something so beautiful. Plus it is a great spot to pickup a hand made tea set.

Beautiful pottery and great artistry. The experience of walking through the grounds is like being in an art gallery. Very inspiring and peaceful.

We liked a couple of items but there was no one to assist us so we ended up not buying anything at all. Quite an interesting place to visit.

Amazing! Go if you want to be inspired and blown away. So much art and pottery on show and can buy if you like for a beautiful gift or simply for yourself.

Close to Karen long-neck village. Shady and quiet with a number of small show-rooms displaying pottery items for sale - not sure the prices are much cheaper than you would pay in CMai or CRai. There is also a small cafe, and toilets.

Such a wonderful place to be especially for pottery lovers. The place is open for public to see their working process. Really enjoy my time there.

Quiet unassuming handmade pottery showroom cum factory. So many fantastic designs. A heaven for those looking for masterpiece designs.

A tranquil place for work or study in the cafe inside the pottery workshop. Located on the way to Long Neck Tribe tourism, we can definitely stop by at this place. One thing to suggest, the cafe should open until 8 pm because maybe it will give different vibes for people visiting the studio in the evening time. It's unfortunate that the cafe closes too soon around 4.30 pm.

A humble place nestled in a quiet hill farmland area that exists to inspire. A walk-in natural studio of huge amounts of creative and colorful artworks fused with Japanese home style architecture, artist Somluk Pantiboon makes the visitor feel right at home. Pottery that can be both functional and aesthetically peaceful, is displayed across the red soil and bamboo shaded adobe. A magical gem that can have you transfixed in all of the craft for hours.

It is a hidden attraction in Chiang Rai! You can feel the relaxed and artistic atmosphere here. I especially loved the souvenir shop the most with ceramic bowls and cups on display.