" Puranakhata Sri Dvaravati" is a fabric pattern that conveys the meaning that Nakhon Pathom Province is a land of Dvaravati civilization that is rich in environment, plants, food. There is a variety of ethnic groups, with the following components:

Thai Puan hand-woven cloth “Supannika flower pattern” is a hand-woven fabric product that brings innovative ideas and experience in weaving traditional fabrics to apply to create inventions. It is a new hand-woven fabric that reflects the symbol of the province "Suphannika flower", the national flower of Nakhon Nayok Province. It begins with writing and engraving in draft paper to make an applied Suphannika flower pattern with inflorescences and leaves in the form of art. I doesn’t have to look clear like a painting to be unique in pattern.

"Sri Trat" pattern uses name of the province to create a long, parallel straight line pattern, like the river of the sea that has long nourished the life of Trat people, both fishing and tourism which is like the heart of Trat Province

Kaew Ching Duang pattern looks like a circle interlaced with each other. There are 4 clusters of crystal beads in the center of the circle, while the 4 overlapping spaces in 1 circle have 2 clusters of crystal beads each, which are in the area of the 2 circles, like 2 crystals fight each other. Therefore, the pattern was called Kaew Ching Duang.

"Canna flower pattern" fabric (yellow canna flower Light Blue-blue canvas). Canna flower is the provincial flower in Chumphon.
Yellow is the symbol "Father's Day", a yellow canna flower is a representative symbol of Father's Day.
Light blue cloth, Light blue is the color of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother.
Blue cloth, blue is the color of the flag of Chumphon Province.

1. Mee Khan pattern is an ancient pattern invented by Thao Boonmee, the wife of Phraya Phakdi Chumphon (Lae).
2. Khonari pattern, formerly known as Khor Kraree, is a pattern invented by the villagers of Huai Ton. The source is In the past, villagers had to find water at the wells for use. To carry water, they use buckets and hooks made of bamboo hanging to the bucket of water for the carrying beams. Villagers had an idea to create a fabric pattern as a hook pattern.

Lao Wiang Community, Ban Noen Kham has the identity of a woven fabric "Tamarind leaf bouquet pattern" which reflects the community that have many tamarind trees. From the appearance of tamarind leaves, it was named “Tamarind Leaves Bouquet Fabric” and designed in 2 designs, namely the skirt and the Teen Jok pattern.