Development of Mudmee Silk Pattern: Case Study of Huadong Subdistrict, Nadoon District, Maha Sarakham Province

Abstract

This research aimed to develop mudmee silk pattern with computer programs and to study the satisfaction of mudmee silk motifs, Huadong subdistrict, Nadoon district, Maha Sarakham province. This was a quantitative and qualitative research. The sample group was selected using purposive sampling. The first group is 10 members of the Ban Huadong weaving group and the second group is 10 members of the Ban Nonghin weaving group. The research instruments consisted of interviews, surveys, observations, and questionnaires. The statistics used in data analysis were percentage, mean, standard deviation, and presenting descriptive information. The results showed 1) To develop mudmee silk pattern uses innovation in design. Microsoft Excel computer program by a design process emphasizes the uniqueness and identity that exists in the Huadong subdistrict community, such as language, culture, customs, traditions, rituals, etc., to be expressed in the develop mudmee silk pattern. This makes the fabric designs that are designed have the identity of the Huadong subdistrict community mixed into each pattern that is designed. You will get the pattern of mudmee silk woven fabric, consisting of the Khor-Sirivannavari, Krathong-Lost-Thang, and Nak-Gieow-Hang 2) The satisfaction of mudmee silk motifs, Huadong subdistrict, Nadoon district, Mahasarakham province. There were a total number of 3 motifs. Nak-Gieow-Hang gained the highest satisfaction score, followed by Krathong-Lost-Thang and Khor-Sirivannavari.

Keywords: Development, Mudmee silk, Mudmee silk pattern