Khan ak set : Dyes and banana leaf dyeing for commercial crafts

Abstract

        This research entitled “Khan Maak Set (Ceremonial Tray Set): Dyes and Banana Leaf Dyeing for Commercial Crafts”, aimed to 1. explore dyeing techniques for banana leaves in commercial crafts and 2. evaluate satisfaction with the developed products. The study employed research and development methodology comprising five key steps: 1. collecting relevant data, 2. experimenting with dyeing techniques, 3. designing the Khan Maak Set prototype, 4. selecting appropriate color shades, and 5. developing the final product. Data were analyzed using mean and standard deviation. The findings revealed that the majority of experts preferred lining fabric for dyeing, and they opted for fabric dyes and selected seven shades as suitable for commercial crafts. Additionally, they identified Kluai Namwa banana leaves as the most appropriate material for dyeing. The experts used a spectrophotometer and qualitative evaluations to assess color outcomes. The final prototype of the Khan Maak Set was designed and refined for practical applications. Satisfaction with the Khan Maak Set (Ceremonial Tray Set):  Dyes and Banana Leaf Dyeing for Commercial Crafts found that Dyeing Process: Gradient dyeing of fabrics using banana leaves was found to produce suitable shades, with overall satisfaction averaging 4.55, rated at the highest level. Product Creativity: Practical application of the dyed products received an average satisfaction score of 4.90, also at the highest level. Finally, Business Development: The ceremonial tray set products were recognized for their potential to enhance the craft business, achieving an average satisfaction score of 4.80, again at the highest level.