Concept of Silk Pattern Design from Pra-Guam Silver Beads for Cultural Identity Preservation of Khmer People in Surin Province of Thailand

Authors

  • Suriya Klangrit

Keywords:

silk patterns design, cultural identity, pra-guam silver beads

Abstract

The aim of the paper were to present the patterns and cultural identities on Pra-guam silver beads and conceptual design silk patterns based on cultural identities of Khmer people in Surin province of Thailand The qualitative methods were used in the study were data collection by in-depth-interview and observationacademic papers The results of the paper are the patterns on Pra-guam silver beads consist of 5 ancient patterns such as 1 Lotusflower2 Ma-Yom Seed3 Phigool Flower4 Hae 5 Jarl The concept of cultural design of silk patterns based on the cultural identities preservation is that the design must to represented the cultural identities B belief M meaning D doctrine V value the new pattern on the silk name are Lotusflower 2 Ma yom seed3 Phigool Flower4 Hae5 Jarl

How to Cite

Suriya Klangrit. (2018). Concept of Silk Pattern Design from Pra-Guam Silver Beads for Cultural Identity Preservation of Khmer People in Surin Province of Thailand. Global Journal of Human-Social Science, 18(C2), 1–6. Retrieved from https://socialscienceresearch.org/index.php/GJHSS/article/view/2472

Concept of Silk Pattern Design from Pra-Guam Silver Beads for Cultural Identity Preservation of Khmer  People in Surin Province of Thailand

Published

2018-03-15