Mudmee silk and silk weaving are the long carried cultural wisdom heritages inherited from ancestors. Buriram is another province where weaves Thai silk especially in Na Pho district. Na Pho Silk Weaving Center (Na Pho Handicraft Center) has been known for madmee silk and silk weaving in quality standardization and popular. It is retaining traditional patterns and colors. New patterns are created but not much and not very suitable to produce various products. There is an attempt to revamp image of silk fabric and mudmee silk to raise value and use of color in universal design. The development for silk fabric designing and coloring in Na Pho received support for standardization. The design patterns has been inspired by mudmee silk’s ancient patterns Na Pho district Buriram province. The highlight of ancient patterns including Lai Khom Lai Tad Lai Song Pool Lai Khor Lai Eid Tong Lai Kra Tae Nang Tan or Lai Nak Lai Kho Pai and Lai Kho Lo (Butterfly) are applied in the process of assigning weaves/colors the size of the space and color placement for various patterns and application but it is still retaining the original pattern. Single color is applied for such patterns and become visible through its different including navy blue blue and bluepurple. Study of variation results in color fastness to washing color fastness to light color fastness to water and color fastness to perspiration of silk fabric and mudmee silk showed after dyeing. Color fastness to washing exhibited very good wash fastness level of (4-5) Color fastness to light exhibited excellent light fastness level of (5) Color fastness to perspiration (acid and alkaline) exhibited very good level of (4-5) and Color fastness of water exhibited moderate level of (4) The assessment reviews regarding patterns textures colors and products from silk fabric and mudmee silk from 20 samples of Na Pho Silk Weaving Center (Na Pho Handicraft Center) Na Pho district Buriram Province revealed that Pattern of silk fabric and mudmee silk of Na Pho Buriram province still retained pattern and exhibited excellent value of (75 percent) and good value of (25 percent). Pattern was contemporary between traditional motifs and new design exhibited excellent value of (50 percent) good value of (40 percent) and moderate value of (10 percent). Pattern was not difficult and not too easy. It was suitable to weave for silk fabric and mudmee silk exhibited excellent value of (85 percent) and good value of (15 percent). Pattern layout still retained the method of the traditional motifs exhibited excellent value of (60 percent) good value of (30 percent) and moderate value of (10 percent). Placement and spacing of patterns were balanced and not too tight exhibited excellent value of (70 percent) good value of (25 percent) and moderate value of (5 percent). The suitable of pattern layout in vertical horizontal diagonal and stripes which involved in the manufacture of textile products exhibited excellent value of (75 percent) good value of (20 percent) and moderate value of (5 percent). Color placement was harmonized and suitable for manufacture of textile products exhibited excellent value of (60 percent) good of (35 percent) and moderate value of (5 percent). Pattern become visible through its difference when dark color is applied for silk fabric and mudmee silk with exhibited excellent value of (65 percent) and good value of (35 percent). The suitable of apply single color and color which is similar to for the fashion and textile product exhibited excellent value (50 percent) good value (35 percent) and moderate value (15 percent). The application of the new pattern from the silk fabric and mudmee silk products exhibited contemporary with excellent value of (85 percent) good value of (10 percent) and moderate value of (15 percent). Bags products from using silk fabric and mudee silk maintained the same identity with excellent value of (70 percent) and good value of (30 percent). Textiles products from silk fabric and mudee silk Na Pho Buriram province exhibited excellent value of (60 percent) good value of (35 percent) and moderate value of (5 percent)

Research on this It is a quasi-experimental research. The objectives 1) to study the current weaving patterns and techniques about product processing with the participation of communities in Nakhon Nayok and Chanthaburi 2) to extract fibers from reeds tree 3) to design weave patterns in reed fibers 4) to create new weaving patterns in reed fibers 5) to dye the reed fibers 6) to carry out weaving of fabrics according to different patterns 7) to create products from weaving patterns from reed fabrics for commercial purpose 8) to examine the performance of reed fabric and reed fiber processing products 9) to improve and develop the defect product processing in order to meet the standards and market demands. the research team began training to extract fibers from reed fibers designing on fabric product processing and reed fiber products processing with have an interview observe and create a research evaluation tool. The results were obtained for statistical and qualitative analysis and summarize the results of research. Population and sample groups used in this study were people interested in weaving The sample of 75 people was obtained by simple randomness. The study method used to collect data by constructing a satisfaction survey questionnaire The research found that people in two provinces the community of Bang Sa Kao Sub-district Laem Sing Chanthaburi and the community of Kaem Khong and Lam Bua Loi Sub-district Pak Phli Nakhon Nayok 1) can take a training weaving course from reed fibers in practice able to extract fibers from papyrus and designed more than 10 beautiful weaving patterns from reed fibers the satisfaction was at a high level. 2) the group of people was able to weave fabrics from reed fibers with the technique of using yarn from reed fibers as weft yarn and uses artificial fibers real silk and cotton as yarns will make the fabric not broken while weaving and having dense fabric with a high level of satisfaction 3) able to dye the reed fibers from natural materials such as indigo shellac jackfruit coconut shell etc. 4) can weave the fabric according to the pattern more than 15 beautifully designed weaves and 5) can be transformed into a beautiful reed fabric product such as the handbag womens bag in various forms to meet the needs of the community shoes and household appliances as well as bringing the results of product testing to develop to be even more standardized in order to develop and the branding design of the product in the future.

This study aims to develop household textiles from Surin Batik silk with pattern of Ancient Khmer Art at Sikhoraphum Castle and to study customers’ satisfaction of household textiles. The population was 400 assessors within the age range of 20 - 50 years in Surin province. The research instrument was questionnaire. Data were statistically analyzed for Percentage Mean and Standard Deviation. Results showed that the majority of respondents were females with ages around 31 - 35 years old. Most of them were married and had income of 15000 – 25000 baht. Most got Bachelor’s degree and used to use household silk textile. Working clothe was the most purchased category. Most household textiles were purchased as souvenirs. Personal preference was the initial motivation for purchase decisions and utilization was the key factor for selecting a product. Regarding onsumers’ satisfaction in 3 types of household textiles from Mudmee Batik silk - cushion lamp and bed cloth – it was found that satisfaction in style pattern colour price and utilization were in similar high level. Cushion was the most purchased household textile. Peacock was the most favorite pattern and consistency of the pattern was the most important factor for purchasing.