The existence of Teen-Jok weaving of Lao Khrang ethnic group in Nakhon Pathom province.

Abstract

         This research aims to 1. Study the existence of the weave weaving of the Lao Khrang ethnic group Phrong Madua Subdistrict, Muang District, Nakhon Pathom Province. 2. Study the pattern of weave weaving of the Lao Khrang ethnic group Phrong Madua Subdistrict, Muang District, Nakhon Pathom Province. The sample was selected by purposive sampling from Laos Khrang weaving group Phrong Madua Subdistrict.

          The study revealed that

1. Important factors affecting the existence of the weaving of the Lao Khrang ethnic group Phrong Madua Subdistrict, Muang District, Nakhon Pathom Province, as follows: 1. Value and pride in the history and wisdom of the Lao Khrang ethnic group 2.Creative economic value resulting from the weave woven fabric 3. The power of participation in driving fabric conservation Teen-Jok weaving Group has an operating pattern as a community business. And strategies are used to develop the potential of the community business, namely 1) Production 2) Marketing 3) Financial 4) Management. The product of Chom Jok weaves in the Lao Khrang fur burlap community. The most popular figs are Fig flowers pattern fabric Teen-Jok weaving
2. The pattern of the Teen-Jok weaving of the Lao Khrang ethnic group Phrong Madue Subdistrict Municipality, Mueang District, Nakhon Pathom Province There is a unique pattern of Lao Khrang weaving. 1. Natural patterns such as fig flower pattern, hibiscus flower pattern, glass flower pattern and Pikul flower pattern, eggplant pattern, pine wood pattern, Naga pattern, swan pattern, watermark flow etc. 2. Geometric patterns such as triangular pattern Rhombus, straight lines, curves, circles and ellipses, hooks, etc. The fabric of the chalk fabric in the community of Laos Khrang and the bur fig. The most popular are Figot weave with figs pattern.