Ayutthaya is a treasure trove of traditional Thai handicrafts. These handicrafts are a testament to the rich culture and heritage of the province. Visitors to Ayutthaya can purchase these handicrafts as souvenirs or simply admire their beauty.

Aranyik Knives: The villages of Ban Ton Pho and Ban Phai Nong in Tambon Tha Chang, Amphoe Nakhon Luang are known as the centers of Thailand's knife-making industry. Aranyik Knives are known for their high quality and durability.

Bamboo Fans: Bamboo fan weaving in Ban Phraek District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, has been inherited from the olden days. The fans are woven with intricate designs and borders, and are a popular souvenir for tourists.

Palm Leaf Fish Mobile: The palm leaf fish mobile is a traditional Thai handicraft that is made from the leaves of various palm trees. It is believed that the first fish mobiles were woven by Thai Muslim spice traders who sailed their houseboats along the Chao Phraya River. The fish mobile is often hung above a baby's cradle and is believed to bring good luck and prosperity.

Palm Leaf Hat: Palm leaf hat weaving is a traditional handicraft that has been inherited in Ayutthaya since ancient times. The hats are woven from the leaves of the palm tree and are known for their durability and comfort. Palm leaf hats are a popular souvenir for tourists and are also used by locals for everyday wear.