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Ratchaburi pattern or Kap Ong Birds pattern

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Pair of birds on the jar pattern, Ratchaburi

Hexagon shape refers to Ratchaburi jar
A pair of birds eating Nam Huam Tao represents a Thai - yuan character that has in every family's fabric pattern, it means staying home worthwhile. The house protects the husband and wife to bring prosperity to the partner, the love and domestic care.
Kab is a symbol of the Thai-Yuan Ratchaburi"

The method of weaving “Rachaburi” or “Kap Ong Birds” pattern is complex and elaborate, starting from preparing the warp line on the loom, insert the warp into the comb teeth slot, collect the sag, and prepare the special yarn for the comb. Weavers will use porcupine fur (grab) to lift up. Then use the pointed end of the hedgehog's fur to hook the reinforcing yarn to insert it under the raised warp. Pull the end of the thread on top of the fabric. When the pattern was finished, step on the wooden horse of the loom and pulled the huddle to separate the warp apart from each other. The shuttle leads the weft between the upper and lower warp, resulting in a patterned fabric that compresses the lines firmly in place. (The throwing of the line between the upper and lower streaks so that the two stances intersect once is called one weave) alternately until the desired pattern is complete.

Jok

Mr. Thanakorn Sodsai, a qualified person (Owner of Tanee Siam brand)
Asst. Prof. Preeyaporn Thongpud Lecturer at Faculty of Humanities, Chom Bueng Rajabhat University
Fabric Pattern Consideration Committee, Ratchaburi Province

Western

Ratchaburi

Ms. Thipawan Ngampanichayakit Cultural Officer, Senior Professional Level
Tel. 064-930-2070
Email : [email protected]

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Mee Khit Silk, spiral pattern, five thousand years of civilization

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Mee Khit Silk, spiral pattern, five thousand years of civilization admin Fri, 08/05/2022 - 10:48

From civilization of Ban Chiang World Heritage Site, which is a distinctive character of Udon Thani province, a pattern on the fabric was created to show the story of wisdom heritage, way of life, belief, prosperity through art , culture, and unity of people in the community that tells the story of the ancients, mixed with Khid cloth patterns of ancient people and Isaan people under the name "Mi Khit silk, spiral pattern, five thousand years of civilization"

The highlight of Khit cloth in Udon Thani is the unique fabric pattern applied to ancient style combined with the creativity of the people in the community to become a fabric from Thai wisdom, inspired by hand weaving that is the wisdom of ancestors in the past that has been passed on from generation to generation until now, from seeing the way of life, culture, nature, environment, to create patterns such as betel nut container of the elders, farming methods, sickles, rice hooks, ancient Khit patterns in Khit pillow. Ancient mee flower pattern, Mi Kong pattern, Naga pattern applied to create in weaving, for sales to generate income for the family.

Silk

Khit or Dok waeving

Khit with spiral pattern

Mudmee alternate with Khit

Mrs. Sa-ngiamchit Chanboon, Chairman of Silk, Mee, Khit Weaving Group, Ban Sri Chom Chuen, Nong Wua So District, is the leader of the unique pattern from spiral, Ban Chiang pottery. (Left Circular pattern) to create new patterns, according to the identity of Khit silk weaving, Mudmee alternate patterns of the Silk, Mee, Khit Weaving Group, Ban Sri Chom Chuen
Assistant Professor Dr. Teerayut Pengchai, Udon Thani Rajabhat University The identity pattern, spiral pattern, is part of the fabric's invention/design of Assistant Professor Dr. Teerayut Pengchai as appear in the book named Identification of Khit Mee Patterns in Udon Thani Province, Volume 1 of the Fabric and Textile Creative Design Center (FTCDC), Udon Thani Rajabhat University, pages 47 - 48

Northeastern

Udon Thani

Ms. Chonlada Pitaksarit Cultural Officer, Professional Level
Tel.. 081-874-7252
Email :[email protected]

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Hook and Aue pattern alternately

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“Khit cloth” is a hand-woven fabric that has applied patterns from Khit pillows that are believed to be sacred. Therefore, it is commonly used on important occasions. not popular to make clothes or for the body part below the waist downward. The Khit pattern cotton user considered it auspicious for oneself. There are up to 72 fabric patterns. "Hook" is a stick with a bent end, for hooking up a bucket for collecting water from a well, or bent material for carrying. Harvesting represents unity and harmony. "Uea" is a rhombus embossed three layers means generosity, caring, kindness. so Khit cloth with "alternate Hokk and Uea" pattern means that there is generosity, unity, tight relation in a good meaning. Khit pattern cotton user considered it is auspicious for oneself.

When the production of Khit pattern fabric has been completed, the weaver will keep up their own work for use, and part of it is processed into products such as curtains, bags, tungs, triangular pillows, xylophone mattress.

Khit

Mr. Khamkong Wandee No. 99, Village No. 1, Ban Kham Phra, Kham Phra Subdistrict, Hua Taphan District, Amnat Charoen Province 37240

Northeastern

Amnat Charoen

Mr. Kritpathom Kruaithong
Tel.. 098-7963668
Email : [email protected]

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Large Naga Pattern

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Big Naga ( seven -headed Naga ) means greatness and abundance. The curly pattern means the Mekong River.

Mudmee cloth of Nong Khai Province is hand woven. There are beautiful patterns on the fabric. In the past, villagers weaved cloth for themselves and used in various auspicious events, when the era changed Woven fabrics have been cut into dresses and shirts in a popular fashion, but still retain their original identity.

Silk

Mudmee

Mr. Nat Chan-uam and Nong Khai Province

Northeastern

Nong Kha

Mrs. Thitaree Intasaeng
Tel. 081-874-0136
Email : [email protected]

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Ebony flower pattern

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Ebony flower pattern The ebony tree is a royal plant that is bestowed on Suphanburi province as both medicinal plants and is a raw material used to make fabric dyes (Ebony trees are also linked to the beliefs of Thai society as a flower representing physical happiness, peace of mind, free from sickness.) The ebony flower has 4 point petal. The ebony flower pattern in different areas will be called differently. Some call it a front mirror pattern. (The dressing table has two mirror panels ) . Some call it Dao pattern (Dok Dao)"

" Ebony flower pattern", the fabric pattern of Suphanburi province. The main pattern of the fabric is a royal pattern, S -shaped , connected in a diamond shape and inside the diamonds, there is an ebony flower which is the provincial tree with beautiful yellow flowers, maintaining the identity of the province. The main color of the fabric that will be used is shellac red, while the other colors of the fabric will give the weavers the freedom to define in order to continue to create the beauty of the fabric pattern.

Mudmee

Traditional pattern of Suphan Buri province

Central

Suphan Buri

Ms. Sulawan Benjawan Cultural Officer, Professional Level
Tel. : 063-551-5596
Email : a.s.benjawann.gmail.com

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Kam phu pattern

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The skirt with crab claw pattern of "Kru Jeab" or Mrs. Supattra Choochom, a teacher of arts and crafts honored from the International Arts and Crafts Promotion Center on behalf of the teacher of weaving arts (Sin Teen Jok Thai Yuan - Sao Hai Saraburi) is a skirt that is carved from the collecting pattern (Jok) of more than 250 years old fabric that Ajarn Songchai Wanakul, the 5th generation of Thai Yuan Saraburi philosopher, has searched for and Collected since he was alive and kept in "Thai Yuan Saraburi Folk Culture Hall. The identity of the Thai Yuan Saraburi pattern is red is always used as the main color, with the belief that "red" means heaven. Thai Yuan people believe that at the end of their breath, everyone wants to go to heaven. But women are unable to ordain to study the Dharma which is the way to heaven. Therefore, the effort in weaving is a proof that she is a mother who is perfect for marriage. As a course of study, It is equivalent to ordination. “Red” means Heaven. The “square” in the middle means Mount Phra Sumen, where we all want to reach to meet “Phra Ket Kaew Chulamani”, the highest reverence of the Thai Yuan people. The same is true for buns and flowers inserted on the crown of the head because Thai Yuan people believe that "Pra Ket Kaew" is also located on the crown of the head as well as the surrounding pattern. "Maha Natee Sitandon", the river that blocks is like a different obstacle in life that must be overcome. The bottom part is the “Sapao” or barque which will carry the doers of good deeds. Only determination will be able to sail through every obstacle to Mount Phra Sumen. The end of the feet is yellow, known as "yellow nails", which reflects the "delicacy" in the weaving of each woman, how well she is capable of weaving. (Thai Yuan Folk Culture Hall, Saraburi, 2521)

This crab claw-pattern weaving has been around since 250 years with faith in Buddhism. Weavers in those days has been replicated from a stucco pattern adorning the pagoda as a Buddhist worship that is believed to be auspicious for the wearer. And it is believed that woven cloth with crab claw pattern was the garment of the Thai Yuan people who were aristocratic in those days.

Jok

Mrs. Supattra Choochom Number 27/1, Village No. 1, Phraya Tod Subdistrict, Sao Hai District, Saraburi Province Tel.. 090-972-0520

Central

Saraburi

Mr. Chavadol Singkhampong
Tel.. 081-870-9725
Email : [email protected]

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Sa Kaeo pattern

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The unique fabric pattern of Sa Kaeo Province "Sa Kaeo pattern fabric" 1. Sa Tok Kok Thom Palace pattern refers to an ancient Khmer castle, located in Nong Samet area, Moo 9 , Khok Sung Sub-district, Khok Sung District, Sa Kaeo Province, formerly known as Prasat Muang Phrao. It is a large and important ancient site of Sa Kaeo Province, built with laterite according to the characteristics of Khmer art in the Klang-Bapuan style. It was completed in the 11th century AD, during the reign of King Uthaithityavornman II . 2. Dala butterfly pattern refers to a large and beautiful moth ( Atlas moth) which is a butterfly in the Saturniidae family. Caterpillars eat Dala leaves as food, cultivation for benefit and conservation is within the project of the Arts and Crafts Study on the development of traditional Thai silk, Dala silk and Buprestis beetle, located at Village No. 4 , Ban Klong Mi, Sa Kaeo Sub-district, Mueang Sa Kaeo District, Sa Kaeo Province.

Sa Kaeo pattern fabric is a unique pattern of Mudmee cloth of Sa Kaeo province, consists of Sa Tok Kok Thom Palace pattern, Dala butterfly pattern means large and beautiful moths.
Pang Sida means day butterfly in Pang Sida National Park and the Dok Kaew pattern means the regular flower of Sa Kaeo Province. Sa Kaeo pattern cloth is therefore a fabric that represents the identity of Sa Kaeo Province beautifully.

Silk

Mudmee

Designer: Mr. Witoon Siladam, Mudmee expert
Advisor: Mr. Prateep Meesin, Advisor to the Arts and Crafts Foundation

Eastern

Sa Kaeo

Ms. Nalinrat Danlaken
Tel. 081-870 -9768
Email : [email protected]

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Chakri pattern (from Benjarong pattern)

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During the reign of King Chulalongkorn, Rama V, Thailand had widespread contact and cultural exposure from Western countries. There is pottery making and popular for typography, writing, color writing with colorful plants or florals. King Rana V had an idea to ise floral patterns as a unique Thai Benjarong pattern in the plants pattern and name the one that has daisy pattern as “Chakri Pattern”. Chakri pattern on the Benjarong is another pattern that has been popular until present. In addition, the meaning of daisies is also a flower that represents sincerity, honesty and pure love.

Chakri pattern is a pattern that is beautiful and elegant. Therefore, the distinctiveness of the original pattern from the Benjarong pattern. Chakri pattern has been applied to the identity fabric pattern of Samut Sakhon Province to make the wearer be proud in their local products and to promote cultural products such as Benjarong products as well.

stamping technique

stencil printing technique

Ms. Napat Yosyingyong Dean of the Faculty of Home Economics Technology, Rajamangala University of Technology Krungthep
Ms. Nattaporn Yingyongwatanakul Lecturer in Fashion Design Department, Rajamangala University of Technology Krungthep
Dr. Weerasit Pinchamrat Deputy Director of Samut Sakhon Community College
Mrs. Urai Tang-iam President of Benjarong Village, Don Kai Dee Krathum Baen District, Samut Sakhon Province

Central

Samut Sakhon

Ms. Amaraporn Malawong Cultural Officer, Professional Level Tel. 089-663-2097 Email : [email protected]

Samutra Sumamarn pattern

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The origin of the name of the fabric pattern Samutra Sumamarn was inspired by the journey of sea poison tree. The growth path of the sea poison tree was found to spread around the wetlands or the seaside. When growing from flowers to become the fruit of the sea, if the fruit is mature, it will fall down and flow along the river and growing in other areas, thriving through the coastal waters which is the area of Phra Samut Thewa.

Presentation in the form of a combination of floral, nautical design and structure that is correct according to the ancient fabric pattern that is evidenced in the Samut Songkhram Province area. Modern pattern in today's society refers to something that does not destroy and continues to develop which can be passed to the new generation.

Silk

Batik Candle

dyed natural color

Mudmee

Mr. Bulan Panbanchong Address 17/3 Village No. 4, Mae Klong Subdistrict, Mueang District, Samut Songkhram Province Tel. 082-689-9918

Central

Samut Songkhram

1. Miss Sirinna Samutwanich
Tel. 080-935-9161
Email : [email protected]

Marigold pattern

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Marigold pattern admin Fri, 08/05/2022 - 10:48

Mudmee pattern, marigold pattern caused by adaptation. They come from the ancient pattern, namely the bear, Mak Jab, and seven lanterns pattern with the introduction of traditional patterns and repositioning to become a marigold flower pattern.

There is beauty hidden with simplicity. It can be designed for easy use, for example, it can be used to design shirts for both women and men.

Mudmee

Mr. Chalitrat Surarithipong

Central

Samut Prakan

1. Mrs. Pantip Laowatanapong Director, Religious, art and culture Promotion Section
Tel. 081-870-9741
Email : [email protected]