Celadon Shop | Discover Jade-Green Thai Ceramics at Chatuchak
A pottery shop in Chatuchak Weekend Market’s Section 7, filled with celadon tableware, vases and playful animal figures in soft jade-green, blue and earthy tones.
A Shop Filled with Celadon
Walk through Section 7 of Chatuchak Weekend Market and you will find Celadon Shop, its shelves filled from floor to ceiling with ceramics.
The selection visible in the shop includes plates, bowls, cups and vases, alongside small figures shaped like cats, elephants, owls and fish. Soft blue-green pieces sit beside deeper olive tones and natural earthy colours, giving every shelf a different character.
The Quiet Beauty of the Glaze
Celadon is known for its calm blue-to-green glaze, created by firing an iron-bearing glaze at high temperatures.
Its colour can shift with the clay, glaze and conditions inside the kiln. Some pieces appear pale and almost icy, while others take on a deeper jade or olive tone. As the light moves across the surface, subtle variations in the glaze reveal a gentle sense of depth.
This subtle variation is part of celadon’s appeal. Rather than looking perfectly identical, individual pieces can reveal their own shades and surface details.
Thailand has a rich ceramic heritage connected with historic centres including Sukhothai, Si Satchanalai and the northern Lanna region. Browsing the shelves at Celadon Shop offers a small and accessible introduction to that wider craft tradition.
From Everyday Tableware to Playful Animals
The shop’s photographed selection ranges from practical tableware — including small plates, bowls, spoons and cups — to decorative vases and ornaments.
Animal figures bring a playful note to the collection. Cats, elephants, owls and fish appear in a variety of shapes and glazes, making them appealing as small travel keepsakes or gifts.
Stock may change, so the exact pieces shown in the photographs may not always be available. Part of the experience is seeing which colours, forms and characters are waiting on the shelves that day.
Finding a Piece for Your Own Space
Take time to compare the glaze, pattern and shape of each piece.
A pale blue-green bowl can feel light and refreshing, while a deeper olive glaze brings a warmer, earthier character. Floral dishes and small animal figures offer very different ways to bring Thai ceramics into everyday life.
As ceramics are fragile, it is also worth considering how you will pack and carry your purchase while travelling.
Find It in Section 7, Soi 4
Celadon Shop is located in Section 7, Soi 4 of Chatuchak Weekend Market.
Prices may vary by item and over time, so please check the current price in store. Any price labels visible in the photographs reflect the display at the time of the visit and should not be treated as a current price list.
Opening days and hours may change. Check Google Maps for the latest information before visiting.
Shop information
- Name: Celadon Shop (セラドンショップ / ร้านศิลาดล)
- Category: Interior
- Location: Chatuchak Weekend Market, Section 7, Soi 4
- Address: Kamphaeng Phet 3 Rd, Lat Yao, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900
- Plus Code: RH22+WM
- Phone: +66 89 780 6007
- Opening hours (as shown on Google Maps): Friday 11:00–22:00 / Saturday 09:00–18:00 / Sunday 09:00–18:00 / Monday–Thursday closed
- Prices: Please check prices in store.
* Opening days and hours may change. Check Google Maps for the latest information before visiting.
