Khaew Niom pattern fabric

Name of the Khao Kaew Niyom patterned fabric. The origin of the Khao Kaew Niyom patterned fabric stems from the traditional mudmee silk patterns of the ancestors of Ban Khiao village, developed through local wisdom reflecting the community's lifestyle and connection to its environment, passed down to the present. These include Mi Kho, Dok Kaeo, and Met Mamyom patterns. Various patterns are combined, silk threads are tie-dyed, and then woven to create beautiful designs known as 'Khao Kaew Niyom silk,' which signifies auspiciousness for the wearer and demonstrates the unity of Ban Khwa villagers, preserving the identity of Ban Khiao people, the land of silk in Chaiyaphum Province. Distinctive features of Khao Kaew Niyom silk are the mudmee patterns of Ban Khiao district, created by combining ancient patterns such as Mi Kho, Dok Kaeo, and Met Mamyom, with distinct lines and prominent black and red colors, featuring sharp patterns. The weaving uses silk threads, tie-dyeing, and meticulous craftsmanship. The Khao Kaew Niyom silk is mostly used for clothing for both men and women, such as shirts and pha sin. Currently, it is tailored into modern clothing such as suits and skirts, bought as souvenirs, or used in weddings as offerings for relatives, and for ordination ceremonies to dress the novice and attendees. Preservers and successors: 1. Mrs. Kong Kan Jamnabun, No. 4, Moo 6, Ban Khiao Subdistrict, Ban Khiao District, Chaiyaphum Province, Tel. 098-1575922. 2. Mrs. Kimlan Raen Non Daeng, No. 30/2, Moo 1, Ban Khiao Subdistrict, Ban Khiao District, Chaiyaphum Province, Tel. 084-0470182. 3. Mrs. Lai Boondee, No. 50.

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Updated:

29/08/2022

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