The senior project "SARTSAN – ศาสตร์สรรค์" ("intersection of knowledge and practice with creation and craftsmanship") reimagines Thai arts and crafts by collaborating with local artisans and enthusiasts in Bangkok and its surrounding areas. Held at Suan Pakkard Palace Museum, the project targets Generation Z and late Millennials, offering immersive workshops in traditional art forms such as textiles and handcrafted brass rings. These workshops aim to bridge the gap between younger generations and traditional crafts, complemented by an exhibition highlighting ancient Thai textiles with a contemporary twist. Through social media channels like Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook, under the name "Sartsan.th," the project aims to raise awareness and engage with a wider audience. Key metrics including social media growth and engagement rates will be tracked, supplemented by audience surveys to gauge satisfaction and awareness of Thai art and craft preservation. Ultimately, SARTSAN seeks to not only foster economic opportunities and cultural pride for artisans but also ensure the long-term preservation of Thai heritage and attract increased support and recognition.