Since Phuket is a world-class natural tourism city, around the year 1992 – 1997 , tourists who came to Phuket and enjoyed diving to see the beauty of the sea, coral reefs, and beautiful fish on various islands. Moreover, the coast of Phuket is beautiful. From this trend of tourists, the idea was to create a pattern of Phuket sea such as butterfly fish pattern, starfish pattern, noree fish pattern, warbler fish pattern, clown fish pattern, and coral pattern. Later, the patterns on batik cloth were seriously studied.

Phayom trees and flowers are related to the way of life of the Phayom people because there are so many sapwood that the house was named after the plant, Ban Pa Phayom . Phayom Tree is a big tree that is unique to Pa Phayom Sub-District. Villagers in the past used sap wood to build houses. Phayom flowers are white to light yellow, with a strong aroma, bloomed in bouquet of branches at the axillary and at the end of the branch hanging down and twisted, lead to a humble character, because Phayom is like giving consent, agreeing to compromise.

Searching for fabric patterns in Phang Nga Province Using the concepts from 4DNA decoding and Phang Nga identity , 1. Dok Champoon - is the provincial flower of Phang Nga. The flower is glossy white with 3 petals and very fragrant, blooming all year, which the designer has brought the Champoon flowers to be arranged in a circular motion around the point to convey the love and unity of the people in the province. The center uses 9 square shapes arranged next to each other as the sun symbol, hope for light and prosperity. 2.

1. Saraphi flower: auspicious flower is the flower of Phayao Province.
2. stamen : Inside is the center of Saraphi flowers there are 9 stamen, meaning 9 districts in Phayao province that are united., surrounded by water waves, Kwan Phayao and mountains.
3. Saraphi petals: (similar to the outer heart) of 10 petals ( 5 of Sarapee petals using the technique of weaving "Khit" to reflect the image) means the invention of the pattern during the reign of King Rama 10, conveys His Majesty's determination to "preserve and build on" and the heart represents the fusion of the hearts of

" Prachinburi Sri Phusa fabric pattern " has received the idea to develop and design patterns from the identity that conveys the identity of Prachinburi province.

1. Bodhi leaves represent the Sri Maha Bodhi tree, Prachinburi provincial tree
2. Swastika is a Sanskrit word meaning symbol of luck and well-being.
3. Prachinburi River refers to the abundance of Prachinburi Province
4. Kasalong flower is the provincial flower of Prachinburi.

Turtle pattern fabric of Khao Tao Village is a Thai fabric pattern in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province. The Turtle pattern fabric is the unique fabric of the Khao Tao community. Characteristics of the pattern of the turtle pattern is because the name of the community is Khao Tao community, which is a community that is close to the sea and mainly engaged in fishing. Traditionally, this community would have a lot of turtles. Therefore, the nature of the carapace is used to create turtle cloth.

Mak Beng pattern (Ben Jalak of Bueng Kan) is a fabric pattern that has been developed further to indicate the identity of Bueng Kan Province reflecting the geography, way of life, culture and beliefs, the legend of the Naga of the Mekong River Basin community based on Buddhism consists of 5 things that are blended into fabric patterns. These include the Mekong River, Naga, Three-Whale Stones, Mak Beng and Sirindhorn Valley flowers. The pattern is placed at the bottom as the Mekong River. Above the river, there is a 9 -headed serpent facing left and right.

Nam Lai pattern woven fabric is weaving to create a pattern by using weft threads in alternate colors from one side of the fabric to the other, according to the conventional weaving method without adding weft , but use multiple colored wefts at intervals and tie the stance as a loop around it to make the fabric tight.
Use the technique of weaving with threads of different colors which is in the shuttle (small bamboo tubes used to pick up) inserted up and down to flow in the same direction, gradually and it will look like a flow

Pikul Ploy pattern is a woven fabric pattern developed from Pikun flower pattern. or potpourri Tan Yong in local Malay language at Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother. She gave it to the weaving group when she had an idea to encourage the people to weave. It was invented to create new patterns under the concept of new woven fabrics that are not the same as other woven fabrics, both in the area and different areas.

Weaving of the applied Karen weaving group is Yok Dok or Yok Lai weaving to make the white Dok Siao pattern outstanding when placed on a purple cloth. To weave a piece of cloth, weavers need calmness, concentration, patience, delicacy to get a cloth that is beautiful in the whole piece.
It also brings together the wisdom of Pa Ka Yor people in weaving, keeping cotton threads soft and preserving color to last according to traditional wisdom.