I don't know the name of the item I'm looking for so I've enclosed a generic picture similar to what I need.

 

We have a small piece of empty wall at the front of our new house and we would like to make it a focal point. I suppose it could be called a Thai traditional mural or mosaic but I'm, looking for something made from ceramic tile or stone as per the sample. Only 1.5m x 1.5m would be perfect.

 

If anyone knows a garden centre or merchants who have these on display in Yasothon or Roi Et, could you please send me details.

Tiled base relief wall plaque of a traditional Thai rural village scene. Thailand S. E. Asia Stock Photo - Alamy.html

I could not open that file. Perhaps try posting it as a image (jpeg, png and etc).

4 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

I could not open that file. Perhaps try posting it as a image (jpeg, png and etc).

I cannot change it, but since your post, I have double left clicked on the link which downlaods it then (on mine) double clicked to open the download. 

That definitely works every time.

 

Thanks anyway.

Here you go:-

11 minutes ago, Daffy D said:

Here you go:-

Cheers. Now all I need is where to buy them. anywhere between Yaso and Roi Et.

Our local garden centre has similar to that.  But I'm in Khon Kaen.

3 minutes ago, lungbing said:

Our local garden centre has similar to that.  But I'm in Khon Kaen.

Thanks for that. Did you happen to see how much?

Either way, if I don't hear of anything closer, we would drive over to KK.

Dan Kwian pottery markets have  many.        Forget the exact price,   but       somewhere around 500 baht, I think.

 

Dan Kwian  is  on Highway 224, ,  south,  between  Korat and  Chok Chai  lies Dan Kwian.   all along the road    thru  the  village  are many pottery works.

20 minutes ago, HAPPYNUFF said:

Dan Kwian pottery markets have  many.        Forget the exact price,   but       somewhere around 500 baht, I think.

 

Dan Kwian  is  on Highway 224, ,  south,  between  Korat and  Chok Chai  lies Dan Kwian.   all along the road    thru  the  village  are many pottery works.

Thanks for that. The location you give is a little too far but I will google the potteries name to see what that gives.

I found the ones around Sara Buri where I bought some items maybe 15 years ago, But also too far.

 

Thanks again.