90 Local Wisdoms on Dyeing Silk Threads with Natural Materials

The Silkworm and Sericulture Institute has continuously collected and preserved dye plant varieties and various dyeing materials found in Thailand under the Dye Plant Conservation Center Project. Currently, there are 19 Dye Plant Conservation Centers and 325 collected dye plant varieties. In 2565, the project '90 Local Wisdoms in Silk Dyeing with Natural Materials' was implemented with the objective of disseminating 90 local wisdoms on silk dyeing with natural materials. The main activity involved dyeing silk with 90 shades of natural materials, conducted in collaboration with the Royal Sericulture Centers in Chiang Mai, Sakon Nakhon, Chaiyaphum, Mukdahan, and Si Sa Ket. The silk was dyed with natural materials to achieve colors according to the color groups in the book 'Trends and Directions of Thai Fabrics and Design with Thai Fabrics' Volumes 1 and 2, and further developed to produce 90 local wisdoms and 90 shades of naturally dyed silk. In recognition of the great grace of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, The Queen Mother, who has worked tirelessly in the sericulture field, enabling farmers who cultivate mulberry, raise silkworms, and weave silk to have sustainable livelihoods, and helping Thai silk gain domestic and international recognition. On the occasion of Her Majesty's 90th Birthday Anniversary on 12 August 2565, it was deemed appropriate to prepare the book '90 Local Wisdoms in Silk Dyeing with Natural Materials' to pay tribute to Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, The Queen Mother, for disseminating knowledge on local wisdom in silk dyeing with natural materials to ensure its preservation and continuation.

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