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Daun Buding and Satun Fossil

Daun Buding and Satun Fossil

Daun Buding 's pattern that appears on the fabric is a pattern that resembles an ancient flower ivy on the arch. Malaysian History Office has been assumed that the flowers that appear on the fabric is Daun Buding from the Malay language or Daun Budy from the Indonesian language. This flower species is more common in the Malay Peninsula. The flowers are similar to Sai yud flower. It is yellow flowers and fragrant. The leaves are spear-shaped. The tip is pointed. The country in the Malay Peninsula ususlly use this type of flower to make a flower arch for use in the ceremony to welcome the newlyweds in the wedding. Fossil pattern is a fossilized Brachiopod from the Paleozoic Era (approximately 299-542 million years old) found in Satun Geopark which UNESCO declared as Thailand's first world geopark and is the fifth in Southeast Asia. The fossil pattern can be transformed into other fossil patterns.

  • Region : 
    Southern
  • Province : 
    Satun
  • Technique : 
    Dgigtal print
    dyed natural color

Characteristic

The unique fabric pattern of Satun Province Pa-tae cloth with “Daun Buding and Satun Fossil” pattern, which is derived from the Satun people in the past, influenced in the dress from Malay, Chinese, Persian, Indonesian and European countries, especially the dress will use leaf pattern and Natural flowers pattern that come in a variety of styles and colors or worn as a skirt.

Information

กลุ่มปันหยาบาติก
  1. Mrs. Sudjai Chotisakul Panya Batik Group, La-ngu Sub-district, La-ngu District, Satun Province