Around the year 1910, on the quiet bank of the Menam Noi(Noi River) in the San Chao Rong Tong, area of Wiset Chaichan, Ang Thong, Thailand. Mr. Chen Kid Yee came and set up trade as a goldsmith under the shade of a big tamarind tree. With few simple tools but fertile imagination and masterly skills, he crafted works of gold, gold-bronze and silver. As years went by, He won fame as the Goldsmith of the Tamarind Tree. As time went by… The Tamarind Tree was deeply rooted in the same forbearing earth. With devotion and tenacity, Mrs. Yindee, sixth daughter of Mr. Chen Kid Yee and his wife, Mrs. Pao Pee, continued the family trade with encouragement, foresight and flair from her life partner, Mr. Chai, the Tree grew and bore the fruits of its original worth… … Unique craftsmanship and designs. … Care of the natural beauty of gold. … Honesty and fairness to valued customers. Until the year 1957, The Tamarind Tree still stood firm on the river bank, its foliage incessantly renewed, its branches continuously spreading. Mrs. Fongchan, first born grand daughter and eldest daughter, was born and bred under the shade of the Tamarind Tree amidst the atmosphere of unique artistic creation. From smelting to designing, creating and polishing Mrs.Fongchan took to the practice with stamina and determination. When her father passed away before his time in 1960, she took over the business, which has been carried on with success until today. The business has been expanded into her locality and other provinces. Almost a hundred years have passed. The seedlings of the old Tamarind tree have come, along with it, legacy, to Ayutthaya, the ancient capital, as well as Bangkok, the modern capital. Under the shade of the new Trees, the fourth descendants of the legendary goldsmith will dedicate themselves to carry on the spirit of the original Tamarind Tree Goldsmiths as well as the distinctive family tradition of the art of gold creation.