The Uniqueness of the Fabric Pattern Culture of the Lanna People during the Reign of Princess Dararasmi

Abstract

This academic article aims to study the fabric patterns of the Lanna people. Through the use of an image representing the identity of Princess Dararasami. The concept of education is related to the preservation of local culture and local history. Using historical methodology Study from relevant research documents which are evidence. Primary and secondary evidence The objective is to study the fabric patterns of the Lanna people during the period of Princess Dararasami consort. A study of the beginnings of the city cloth dress and its influence on ideas City from Chiang Mai. The research results found that Lanna Local Woven Fabrics" is a story that talks about weaving that has existed since ancient times. which can be considered the wisdom of the Lanna people Starting with Chao Dararasami passing on the knowledge of weaving to interested citizens. In the past, villagers grew cotton only for use. Later, when received the transmission from Chao Dararasami It has developed into various patterns of woven fabric, such as Lamphun Province weaving cloth with Yok Dok pattern, Dok Phikun pattern, Nan Province weaving cloth with Nam Lai pattern. which was passed down from Tai Lue, Phrae Province, with Mor cloth covering it Mae Hong Son Province weaves snake pattern cloth. Mae Chaem District weaves tin jok pattern cloth. And there are many other patterns, such as the Phrao flower necklace pattern, areca flower necklace pattern, Ratchawat pattern, turtle scale pattern, etc.