Background: This study delves into the historical development of Thai ceramics, specifically examining the methods of making, materials used, and patterns of decorations. It aims to showcase the significant role that ceramic artists have played in Thai society. Methods: The research focused on gathering a combination of quantitative and qualitative data. To collect this data, interviews were conducted with craftsmen and artisans from local Thai communities, and direct observation of the ceramics production process was carried out. In addition, the literature on the historical background of Thai ceramics was examined, along with the perspectives of scholars who have offered fresh insights into the evolution of Thai ceramics. Results: The study focused on the processes involved in the production of ceramics in Thailand, as well as their cultural significance. It also highlighted the difficulties artisans face in preserving their connection to the past in a dynamic market that incorporates modern trends into traditional crafts. Conclusion: This study provides a clear explanation of the historical evolution of Thai ceramics and the ongoing efforts to sustain and enhance traditional craftsmanship skills. Furthermore, it provides valuable insights for future research, underscores the importance of preserving these traditions as cultural values, and advances the discussion on the preservation of cultural identity. The study emphasises the significance of transmitting traditional skills to future generations.