The colors are beautiful, eye-catching, the fabric is dark red. There is a wonderful pattern. Juan Tani fabric, which has its roots in the Malay language “Juva-Tani”, meaning groove or way, is a unique fabric with local weaving patterns which is an ancient cloth that has been lost for a while. From the report on cloth and Thai-Muslim way of life in 5 southern border provinces of Thailand by Asst. Prof. Chureerat Buakaew, a history scholar Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Prince of Songkla University Pattani Campus (Pattani University) stated that evidence was found that Lima cloth (Juan Tani) was traded during the Ayutthaya period until the early Rattanakosin era. “In the past, Muslim did not like to wear it. Silk will be the cloth of the rich and the noble. As for cotton, commoners and ordinary people will use it because silk is expensive. But now it's the middle class who prefers to wear it. The cotton production wass promoted because the price is lower. Once Her Majesty the Queen went to see research results on October 8, 1999 and had a royal comment that “The lima silk is very beautiful. It deserves to be researched further.”