Brief History: Over two decades, Jim Thompson amassed a vast personal collection of Southeast Asian art, antiques, and religious relics, many dating back centuries. Notable Features: Highlights include 17th-century Burmese Buddha statues, Chinese blue-and-white porcelain, Cambodian stone carvings, and paintings from the Ayutthaya period. The collection is displayed throughout the house in an intimate, lived-in setting. Fun Fact: Thompson’s art-collecting instincts earned him recognition as one of the most prominent collectors of Southeast Asian art in the 20th century. Current Use: Items are on permanent display; guided tours explain their historical and cultural context. Touching is prohibited.
Coordinates: 100.5283, 13.7516
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