Delve into the captivating world of Kamavijitra, Thailand’s first erotic museum dedicated to sensuality in art. This unique space showcases an extensive collection of over 500 exquisite pieces, including paintings, sculptures, and pottery, each telling a story of passion and creativity. The founder’s 35 years of dedicated collecting has resulted in a mesmerizing array of erotic art that invites contemplation. Visitors can immerse themselves in the tranquil atmosphere, where each artwork is an exploration of desire and intimacy. Whether you’re an art enthusiast or simply curious, Kamavijitra promises an enriching experience that awakens the senses and celebrates the beauty of human expression.
Welcome to Kamavijitra, the first erotic museum in Thailand, where the fusion of artistry and sensuality creates an unforgettable experience for all who enter. Here, you will find a diverse collection of over 500 captivating artworks that span the realms of paintings, sculptures, and pottery. Each piece showcases the remarkable talent and imagination of various artists who explore erotic themes through their creations.
The museum is the result of 35 years of passionate collecting by its founder, who sought to bring together the most exquisite expressions of erotic art. This dedication is evident as you walk through the thoughtfully curated gallery, taking in the intricate details and emotive power of each artwork.
Kamavijitra provides a serene setting, allowing visitors to explore at their own pace, inviting introspection and appreciation for the uniqueness of erotic expression in art. As you wander from piece to piece, you’ll discover stories that resonate with themes of love, intimacy, and desire, making the experience deeply personal and engaging.
Your visit to Kamavijitra is more than just viewing art; it’s a journey through the rich tapestry of human emotions, where each sculpture and painting beckons you to reflect on the beauty of sensuality. Whether you are an art lover, a connoisseur of eroticism, or simply seeking a new cultural experience, Kamavijitra stands as a testament to the power of creativity and the celebration of love in all its forms. Celebrate the beauty of erotic art in a space designed to enlighten and inspire.
คามา วิจิตรา (กรุงเทพมหานคร (กทม.), ไทย) - รีวิว - ThailandAgoda.com
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Kamavijitra is perched on a picturesque hilltop overlooking 25/14, 38 Mansion Building, Sukhumvit 38 Rd Near Thonglor BTS, Exit 4, 10110, Thailand
The owner of this place collect Thai erotic art for more than 35 years. Everything in the gallery that I see is open my new world. haha. Never know that there is Erotic art in Thai Culture. The gallery is located in Sukhumvit 38.
Inside the museum there are many sex art treasure from many countries but most of them are Thai art. Some of the dolls, drawing , sculpture are said to be the legacy of ancient Thailand. They use Thai art technique which allows us to know more of some Thai culture .The most interesting is how the fourth floor features between terror view room , every room is not available for filming , are not allowed to enter, we secretly want to see from the outside , secretly hope : put some of the original room being a doll than a row room! Each room has a different theme , different people and different moves such as the rich , servants, military family , different sectors of different tricks.As an adult to visit the museum , can be seen to absorb new knowledge and understanding of the past. If you want to visit this museum , remember to make reservations in advance , which exhibits positive this make you an eye-opener , but keep in mind that some areas prohibited to shoot .
Is not easy to come here , but you can use a taxi , You can see the ancient sex art,A tour guide will explain the art story , interesting places, and finally have a tour car to your nearest station. Thanks my tour guide Note.
Very impressive private collection of Thai erotic art, including some modern and some real antique exhibits. It’s huge, took us a while to finish it. Definitely worth it!