For over forty years, our artisans in Bangkok have mastered the art of creating timeless tableware for the most distinguished establishments. But what happens when a client asks not just for elegance, but for provocation? We recently undertook one of our most creatively demanding projects to date: designing a signature cutlery set for the restaurant at Tasmania's iconic Museum of Old and New Art (MONA). The challenge was to forge pieces that felt at home amongst world-class, avant-garde art—to create cutlery that was as much a sculpture as a utensil. This collaboration pushed the boundaries of our craft and led to a design journey that took an unexpected turn, eventually finding its way onto a groundbreaking television series.

In Thailand, few symbols carry as much weight and prestige as the Royal Garuda emblem. A mark of the highest national trust and integrity, it is an honor bestowed by the Royal Family upon only the most respected institutions. After more than four decades of quiet dedication to our craft and service to the nation, we are humbled to announce that Keskaew Development has been granted the Royal permission to display this sacred emblem. This milestone is the ultimate recognition of our company's history and a profound promise for our future..

"The tableware used during the celebration of His Majesty the King's 60th birthday was made by KesKaew." A rediscovered article from 2007 reminds us of the standard we have held for over 40 years. Read about how our founder’s unique experience in professional hospitality allowed us to forge cutlery elegant enough for royalty and durable enough for the world’s finest kitchens, proving that if you make something truly exceptional, the work speaks for itself.