Pair of birds on the jar pattern, Ratchaburi
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"
“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.
Big Naga ( seven -headed Naga ) means greatness and abundance. The curly pattern means the Mekong River.
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)"
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 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.
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.
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.
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.