Original Textile Work / Tapestry — Jakkai Siributr
Hand-stitched textile tapestries exploring Thai social themes, represented by Flowers Gallery London.
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Overview
Jakkai Siributr works in a painstaking hand-embroidery tradition, weaving Buddhist iconography, military insignia, vernacular pattern, and queer desire into fabric works of extraordinary density. His tapestries have been collected by the Victoria & Albert Museum and shown at Venice — and are now available to Thai collectors through a direct gallery enquiry. Works are typically large-format; lead times and condition reports available on request via Flowers Gallery.
What to expect
Jakkai Siributr creates large-format hand-embroidered tapestries that weave together Buddhist iconography, military insignia, vernacular pattern, and queer desire into works of extraordinary material density. These tapestries are represented by Flowers Gallery and have been acquired by the Victoria and Albert Museum and shown at Venice. Enquiring with the gallery prompts a conversation about lead times, condition reports, and available works.
Who it's for
Discerning collectors who want to acquire a significant institutional-calibre textile work by an internationally exhibited Thai artist; those drawn to art that holds multiple cultural registers simultaneously — craft, politics, spirituality, and queer experience.
Why we recommend it
PrideShow highlights Jakkai Siributr's practice as an outstanding example of Thai queer art with a major international footprint. The works are held in distinguished collections and the gallery representation through Flowers Gallery provides collectors with professional acquisition support.
Frequently asked questions
- How long does it take to acquire a tapestry? ▾
- Lead times vary by work and are confirmed by Flowers Gallery on enquiry. The gallery can advise on current availability and any wait involved.
- Are the tapestries large-format? ▾
- Yes — the description notes the works are typically large-format. Specific dimensions and installation requirements are available from the gallery.
- Has Jakkai Siributr exhibited internationally? ▾
- Yes — the description notes works have been shown at Venice and collected by the Victoria and Albert Museum. Full exhibition history is available from Flowers Gallery.
- What does the acquisition process involve? ▾
- Enquiring with Flowers Gallery initiates a conversation about current stock, pricing, condition reports, and any lead times. The gallery handles all paperwork and shipping.
- How do I enquire or begin the acquisition process? ▾
- Contact Jakkai Siributr (Flowers Gallery) directly via the link on this page. PrideShow connects you; the gallery handles the full acquisition conversation.
About Jakkai Siributr (Flowers Gallery)
Internationally acclaimed Thai gay textile artist whose hand-stitched tapestries — shown at Venice and the V&A — weave Buddhism, politics, and queer identity into sumptuous fabric.
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