Top 11 Places to Buy Christmas Ornaments in Bangkok (2025)🦌

Are you looking for high-quality Christmas ornaments in Bangkok or across Thailand?

Whether you are sourcing décor for a luxury hotel, corporate gift program, or premium flagship boutique, this guide has you covered.

In this article you’ll discover the best places to buy Christmas ornaments in Bangkok—with an emphasis on sustainable, handmade cotton designs crafted in northern Thailand by Akha artisans at Macrame by Nicha.

From bulk hotel orders to local delivery and nationwide shipping, you’ll find everything you need to make an informed buying decision.

HANDMADE AND SUSTAINABLE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS

1. Macrame by Nicha and its social program Akha Ma-De

Macrame by Nicha offers handmade Christmas ornaments crafted from natural cotton, produced in collaboration with Akha women artisans in Chiang Rai. This work provides a stable and sustainable source of income for the artisans, helping to strengthen economic independence and break the cycle of poverty within their families. The designs are soft-textured and suitable for hotels, boutiques, cafés, corporate gifting, and private interiors. 

Delivery is available in Bangkok and throughout Thailand, with bulk ordering options for hotels and retail partners. Standard delivery for in-stock items is typically 7–10 business days. For seasonal bulk orders, please plan 4–8 weeks in advance (volume-dependent). This option is ideal for those seeking sustainable materials, a warm aesthetic, and a transparent craft origin, rather than mass-produced décor.🛒

SEASONAL MARKETS

These markets are ideal for discovering unique festive items, but they are not one-stop sources as dates, vendors, and stock vary each year

2. Pop Up Christmas Markets

Bangkok hosts several Christmas markets during November and December, often organized by international schools, embassies, cultural centers, and hotels, featuring handmade crafts, gifts, and festive foods.

Some well-known events include the German, French, and Danish Christmas Fairs, as well as The Hope Fair, MQDC holiday events, and various international school markets. 🛒

Since dates and locations change each year, the easiest way to stay updated is to visit our page: “The Top Christmas Markets in Thailand.”

ONE STOP MARKETS

3. Sampeng - Chinatown 

Sampeng Market is one of Bangkok’s major wholesale districts and a reliable source for affordable, ready-made Christmas decorations. The selection includes small artificial trees, garlands, ribbons, hanging ornaments, gift packaging, and general seasonal décor. Prices are generally low, with many stalls offering wholesale rates when purchasing multiple pieces.

The market is located in Chinatown and is easy to reach by taxi or MRT (Wat Mangkon). Expect narrow aisles, high foot traffic, and a wide variety of vendors — ideal if you’re looking for cost-efficient decorations rather than handcrafted or premium display pieces. Alongside décor, the market also offers textiles, household items, and local food stalls, making it a practical all-in-one shopping stop.🛒

4. Chatuchak Weekend Market - Mochit 

For variety, Chatuchak Weekend Market offers seasonal decorations such as small trees, garlands, natural-fiber ornaments, gift boxes, and handmade pieces from independent makers. Prices range from budget to mid-range depending on the stall.

Chatuchak is ideal if you like to browse and discover different styles, but because stock changes often, it’s not the best option for bulk or repeat hotel orders. 🛒

FAST & CHEAP DECORATIONS

5. DAISO

Daiso is a convenient option for simple and budget-friendly Christmas decorations. With many branches across Bangkok’s major malls, it offers seasonal items such as mini ornaments, ribbons, small trees, table accessories, and gift wrap. Most products are lightweight, easy to carry, and priced at a fixed low rate per item, making it suitable for quick decorative additions or last-minute purchases.

However, stock varies by location and changes frequently throughout the season. Daiso is best for basic décor accents rather than cohesive themed installations or premium display pieces. If you are decorating a boutique, café, or reception desk, Daiso can be useful for filling in small details, while larger or more refined elements may need to be sourced elsewhere.🛒

6. MISTER DIY

Mister DIY is another accessible option for low-cost, ready-to-use Christmas decorations. Located in most shopping malls and commercial centers across Thailand, it offers small artificial trees, tinsel, baubles, battery-powered lights, and seasonal home accessories. Prices are generally competitive and items are stocked in multiples, making it convenient if you need simple decorations in moderate quantities.

However, product quality tends to be basic and designs are often standardized across all branches, so it is not the best option if you are looking for unique, handcrafted, or visually distinctive décor. For hotels or retail spaces aiming for a refined holiday atmosphere, Mister DIY works best for supplementing smaller decorative accents rather than serving as the main source of Christmas display pieces. 🛒

HOME & LIFESTYLE SHOPPING CENTERS

7. H&M HOME  - Central World, Siam Paragon, Bang Na, Phuket.

H&M Home brings modern, affordable holiday décor to Bangkok’s major malls. The store offers coordinated collections of Christmas ornaments, candles, tableware, and textiles that follow each year’s seasonal design theme.

This season, H&M Home collaborates with Macrame by Nicha—supporting the Akha women’s artisan community in Chiang Rai by offering a limited capsule of handmade cotton ornaments. The products are mass-produced in general, but the collaborative line brings crafted uniqueness. Availability is seasonal and limited; items often sell out quickly.🛒

7. IKEA  - BANG NA & EmSphere 

IKEA offers a wide range of seasonal Christmas decorations each year, including artificial trees, garlands, baubles, lights, table accessories, and wrapping supplies. The collections follow a Scandinavian design style, with simple shapes and warm neutral colors that work well in modern interiors, cafés, boutiques, and hotel lobby areas.

Prices are accessible, items are easy to reorder, and stock is usually available in multiple quantities, making IKEA suitable for consistent, repeatable décor setups. However, all items are mass-produced, so they do not carry the same handcrafted character or cultural storytelling as artisan-made ornaments. 🛒

9. EmQuartier - Emporium - BTrend Floor 

EmQuartier and Emporium regularly feature curated Christmas décor displays and seasonal pop-up corners during November and December. Their home & lifestyle sections, along with selected concept stores, offer small decorative items, tableware, candles, and gift accessories in a more premium retail environment than standard chain stores.

These malls also host temporary craft fairs and design pop-ups, where local brands and independent makers occasionally present limited collections. Availability changes each year and most items are ready-to-purchase rather than customizable, so this option works best for quick, stylish décor additions rather than bulk or made-to-order sourcing. 🛒

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10. Siam Paragon - BTrend - 3rd Floor 

Siam Paragon also offers the same seasonal Christmas décor collections as EMQuartier and Emporium, especially within its home & lifestyle and design boutique sections. So whether you visit Paragon, Emporium, or EMQuartier, you will generally find similar styles and product availability. The choice mainly comes down to which mall is most convenient for you to shop at. 🛒

11. Home Pro - Any store

When it comes to home products, HomePro is frequently mentioned for quick, practical buys. It also offers imported Christmas decorations and an online store for convenient ordering. Selection remains limited in style and quantity. 🛒

Comparison Overview — Choosing the Right Source:

How to Decide Quickly:
• For handmade, meaningful, and sustainable → Macrame by Nicha
• For cheap and fast → Daiso / Mister DIY / HomePro
• For bulk at low cost → Sampeng Market
• For browsing & inspiration → Chatuchak Weekend Market
• For coordinated interior styling → H&M Home / IKEA / EMQuartier / Paragon
• For unique festive finds → Christmas Markets (seasonal)

About This Guide (Macrame by Nicha)

This buying guide is written by Macrame by Nicha, a Chiang Rai–Bangkok workshop crafting handmade cotton ornaments with Akha women artisans. The operational details below apply only to orders placed with Macrame by Nicha.

Ordering — Delivery & Lead Times (Macrame by Nicha)

• Bangkok delivery: 7 to 10 days for select in-stock items nationwide.
• Bulk hotel/corporate orders: plan 4–8 weeks ahead (quantity-dependent).
• Invoices & receipts available; co-branding/labels on request.
• Contact: hello@macramebynicha.com