House of Iron Dolls: Imaginative Creations in Iron Sculpture

People who never stop thinking or who always find ways to express their thoughts will produce creative works from their imagination. This is similar to how scrap metal can be used to create sculptures that are beautiful, unique, and thought-provoking. This led to the creation of the Iron Doll House, which started as a place to share imaginations and generate ideas, and has since become known to people everywhere.

Seeking a stimulating family outing? Escape the monotony of home and embark on a journey of artistic discovery at the Baan Huk Lek, a unique sculpture park in Ang Thong, Thailand. Immerse yourselves in the whimsical world of imaginative sculptures, where quirky ideas come to life.

Why is it a house of iron dolls?

The Iron Doll House started as a personal project, transforming the owner's house into a creative space. The name "Iron Doll House" reflects the owner's passion for toys and artistic design. Inspired by this passion, the owner began to experiment with scrap metal and old engine parts, creating unique works of art. The first piece was a steel motorcycle, proudly displayed for all to admire. The Iron Doll House continued to evolve, designing, testing, and building robots inspired by movies and imagination.

Ingenuity rewarded with the creation of inventions for people to admire!

The things I saw and experienced in a short period of time, despite the rush, were fully absorbed with the strangeness that came from the ideas. It was a small thing that grew miraculously, created from just a few pieces, displayed, and now every day there are many inventions on display for us to admire and capture the impression. Find a check-in angle for everyone to join in the fun and enjoy the art together.

The mere sight of the entrance sign ignites a sense of "desire"—a desire to know, to see what lies within. As expected, children are eager to explore, willing to pay to witness, to learn, and to gain experiences that will spark their imagination and ideas. They immerse themselves in the world of curiosity, soaking up the joy of artistic expression.

For students or parents who want their children to learn about art through scrap metal crafting, everyone can experience what we want to know. I believe that what I have seen and touched is worth the money and is a way to relax with the dreams that we cannot reach out and grab to keep as our own. But we can collect the beauty of scrap metal art to share and tell each other, just to "want" everyone to be happy with what I have seen with my eyes, touched with my heart, and filled with ideas that I applaud with respect.

Driven by excellence, we strive to share the best with others.

For students or guardians who want to see inventions made from scrap metal, you can visit the "Iron Doll House" to experience the essence of interest. It is open to the public every day from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

The entrance fee for adults is 60 baht per person.

Children under 90 cm in height enter free of charge.

Educational institutions wishing to bring groups of students for a visit can contact us in advance to schedule a date and time. There is no charge for this service (free admission for the entire group).

Adult admission fee 30 baht, children 30 baht.

While holidays may be fleeting, immersing oneself in the joy of one's passions makes the time spent worthwhile. Engaging in activities we love and savoring the happiness they bring creates a sense of fulfillment. A brief respite at the "House of Iron Dolls" proves to be an experience that justifies the time and expense. The artistry displayed here is a testament to the ingenuity of Thai craftsmanship, rivaling the finest in the world. The sheer wonder of these sculptures deserves heartfelt applause.

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