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

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.

1. Fine pattern cauldron is classified as art and intellectual heritage Traditional craftsmanship. It is a clay sculpture without glaze. It is considered a symbol of Nonthaburi Province that shows the original occupation of the people in the community
2. Nonsi flower, Nonthaburi has the provincial flower, Nonsi, which has 5 petals. The petals are thin and somewhat wrinkled. The base of the petals has sparse brown hairs and the pods of Nonsi flowers are shaped like shields.

1. The Hook pattern is a royal request pattern of Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari Naree Ratana Rajakanya
2. Phak Kut pattern, a plant that represents abundance refers to the beauty of nature
3. Khit pattern derived from the word ""nudge"" means to stack up or poke up a place to make a pattern.
4. Applied Mi Ta pattern Woven fabrics is quite red.
5. Sala flower pattern is a royal plant species, cultivated as auspicious tree of Nakhon Sawan Province
6. Fireworks, the concept of fireworks to celebrate the Chinese New Year with new good things

" Muang Nakhon Cloth " Pikul flower pattern" is a pattern that mimics nature which is a flower is a Pikul flower.

Using Thao Suranari's standing is used to design "Ya Mo" fabric pattern, standing with a sword, always looking sideways. The letter K indicates strength and the heart represents love and unity. K faces each other as KO from Korat and yellow gold is the color from mixing marigolds with Sarn flowers. Marigold is the flower of the reign of King Rama IX , symbolizing prosperity, progress and brightness. Sathorn flowers and Sathorn trees are the flowers and trees of Nakhon Ratchasima Province.

Pearl cloth is considered a high-class fabric. The person who will have the opportunity to wear it must be the wife of a lord of the country's governing class or a government official. The costume of government teacher of the Lao People's Democratic Republic also made of pearl cloth. In addition, important people of Bhutan use pearl cloth as a garment for decoration, etc.

" 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: