with a committee for the royal pattern fabric contest Which was honored by experts and experts in Thai fabrics, fashion design and natural dyeing, namely Thanpuying Charungjit Tikara, the secretary of the Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn. Thanpuying Pharanee Mahanon, the royal deputy secretary Her Majesty Queen Sirikit Her Majesty the Queen The Queen Mother Ajarn Paothong Thongjua, an expert on Thai fabrics, Mrs. Rathirot Chulachat, vice chairman of IRIS 2005 Co., Ltd., Mrs. Sarinda Chamornman, an independent scholar, Mr. Thananrat Thanasethakan, an expert on Thai fabrics. and natural dyeing specialist, Dr. Na Ruedee Kiengsiri, Vice President of the National Council of Women. Under the royal patronage Mr. Kulwit Laosuksri, editor-in-chief of VOGUE Thailand magazine; Mr. Sirichai Tharanon, a specialist in Thai fabric THEATRE brand owner Mr. Polpat Asavaprapha, designer, owner of ASAVA brand, Mr. Phupawit Kritphonnara, designer of ISSUE brand, Mr. Wichawit Akkarasantisuk, designer of WISHARAWISH brand, Asst. Prof. Dr. Anucha Tee Rakanon, Dean of the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts Thammasat University, Mr. Nuwat Promchantuk, Textile Master Technician, Silk Mulberry Department, Dr. Kornklod Khamsuk, Associate Dean for Intellectual Innovation and Research, College of Creative Industries Srinakharinwirot University Asst. Prof. Dr. Rawithep Musikapan, Chairperson of the Fashion, Textile and Decoration Course College of Creative Industries Srinakharinwirot University
“for the works “Kidnaree Rattana Ratchakanya pattern fabric” The finalists for the national judging consisted of 61 fabrics and 10 handicrafts, in which the contestants presented ideas, techniques and methods of weaving, dyeing, with determination. by every piece All of them are the best works of Thai fabric with Khidnaree Rattana Rajakanya pattern. I have been through the creation, intention, and care to weave over a long period of time. But all the obstacles turned into a dedication to creating a piece to meet the needs of every contestant. with the desire to leadroyal cloth pattern “Kidnaree Rattana Rajakanya” pattern fabric to produce valuable works and all were grateful for His mercy. He is the chairman of the judges and is delighted to present his work before His Highness.”
Mr. Suthipong Chulcharoen, Permanent SecretaryMinistry of Interior said that for the results of the judgment of the royal pattern fabric contest “Kidnaree Rattana Ratchakanya pattern fabric” and handicraft The national judging round is as follows:
Special Award Winners are:
1. The Best of Best award: Mr. Weerathum Trakulthai, Chansoma Group Surin Province Type of fabric lifting / small lifting (silk lifting)
2. Best Natural Color Award: Mr. Wittawat Sopharak, Praewa Sopharak Group, Praewa category, Kalasin Province
3. Best Royal Pattern Award, namely Mr. Wanchalerm Sripuyadej Huenmai Manaswan Real silk made by mother Udon Thani Province
4. Young OTOP: Mudmee cloth type 3 Tako, Mr. Supakit Boonmeeliang, Youth Group for Conserving Ancient Ban Non Sa Nga Silk (Young OTOP)
and 13 types of fabric and handicraft awards are:
1. Mudmee cloth type 2 Tako
– The winning prize is Phra Chanchai Sumetho, weaving group at Wat Non Sawang, Udon Thani Province.
– The runner-up award is Mrs. Kalaya Rattanaprasert, Mudmee weaving group of Ban Nong Bua Paewang. Chaiyaphum Province
– 2nd Runner Up Award: Mrs. Somjai Kongchaiyaphum, Silk Weaving Group Thung Kamang Arts and Crafts Center, Ban Nong Hoi Chaiyaphum Province
2. Mudmee cloth type 3 or more
– The winning prize is Ms. Tassanee Surintranon, Rueanmai-Baimon Group Surin Province
– The runner-up award: Mr. Onsi Inpeng, Surin Province
– The second runner-up award is Mr. Surachai Nasoongchon, Muang Mai Shop, Khon Kaen Province
3. Khit cloth type
– Winner: Mr. Poonsawas Chanboon, Mee Khit Silk Weaving Group Udon Thani Province
– Runner-up prize: Mrs. Lamduan Nambutr, Mee Khit silk weaving group Udon Thani Province
– 2nd runner-up award: Mrs. Sangamchit Chanboon, Udon Thani Province
4. Pha Jok District
– The winner of the award is Mrs. Natthapha Thipwatchana, Natthapa, hand-woven fabric. Ratchaburi
– Runner-up prize: Mrs. Jeeranan Munnamang, Ban Nam Ang weaving cloth Uttaradit Province
– The second runner-up award is Miss Sirinthip Wongpuem, Khunying Nam Ang Weaving Cloth. Uttaradit Province
5. Types of lifting cloth / small lifting (silk lifting)
– Winner: Mr. Weerathum Trakulngernthai Chan Soma Group Surin Province
– The runner-up award is Ms. Kwanruethai Bunma, Kwan Thai Silk Group, Lamphun Province
– 2nd runner-up award: Mrs. Amara Tasak, Amara Cotton and Silk Group, Lamphun Province
6. Types of silk lifting with a ring, silk or silk with a ring
– Winner: Mr. Adul Mullachat, Somdej Silk Group Kalasin Province
– Runner-up prize: Mrs. Daranee Jaitue, Daranee Thai Silk Group, Lamphun Province
– 2nd Runner-up Award: Ms. Nantapat Pongchaiya, Yok Dok Silk Weaving Learning and Conservation Center, Lamphun Province
7. Mee-Khan/Mee-Khan type
– Winner: Mr. Netiphong Krassomsom, Reed Mat Weaving and Mudmee Weaving Group Chaiyaphum Province
– The runner-up award is Mrs. Somjai Kongchaiyaphum, Silk Weaving Group, Thung Kamung Arts and Crafts Center, Ban Nong Hoi Chaiyaphum Province
– 2nd runner-up award, namely Mrs. Chanika Samor Puean, Ban Veek-Non Samran Silk Weaving Group Nakhon Ratchasima Province
8. Batik/tie-dye fabric type
– The winning prize is Ms. Chayachon Thongkiao, Baan Rak Chalermprakiat Group. Nakhon Si Thammarat Province
– Runner-up prize: Mr. Piya Suwannapruek, Sri Yalabatik Group, Yala Province
– 2nd Runner Up Award: Mrs. Chantima Sukmetta, Medina Tub Group Batik-painted tie-dye fabric, Songkhla Province
9. Praewa fabric type
– Winner: Mr. Wittawat Sopharak, Praewa Sopharak Group Kalasin Province
– The runner-up award is Mr. Adul Mullachat, Somdej Silk Group Kalasin Province
– 2nd runner-up award: Mrs. Amporn Sopharak, Praewa Sopharak Group Kalasin Province
10. Types of sarongs of Lao Vieng, Lao Khrang ethnic groups
– Winner: Mr. Chanatas Wisetsri, Tam Tako Group (A group of women weaving silk with ancient patterns, Ban Kok Mo), Uthai Thani Province
– The runner-up award is Mr. Somprasong Kanphakdi, Wang Kho Hai ancient silk weaving group. Chainat Province
– The second runner-up award is Miss Sombat Yodsa-nga, Ancient Pattern Weaving Group (Sombat), Uthai Thani Province.
11. Creative technical fabric types
– Winner: Mrs. Napa Suya Yai, Banthi Tai Lue Weaving Group, Lamphun Province, Lamphun Province
– The runner-up award is Mr. Sarunyu Srisai, Ubon Ratchathani Province
– The second runner-up award is Mr. Surachai Longsim, rural group, Khon Kaen province.
12. Types of technical fabrics mixed with native techniques
– The winner was Mr. Mechai Taesujariya, Ban Khampun, Ubon Ratchathani Province.
– The runner-up award is Mrs. Samran Phrombutr, Technique Sarong/Loincloth. Roi Et Province
– 2nd Runner-up Award: Mr. Waiphot Duangchan, T.Monto Group, Udon Thani Province
13. Craft type
– Winner: Mrs. Panida Taechan, Prof. Langsuan Benjarong, Chumphon Province
– The runner-up award is Ms. Chatkanok Khunthon, Ban Khiriwong natural tie dye group. Nakhon Si Thammarat Province
– 2nd Runner Up Award: Mr. Noppadon Sawakdee, Singburi Province
Mr. Suthipong Chulacharoen, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior added that The Ministry of Interior would like to congratulate everyone who has been selected as the best work of royal pattern fabrics. “Kidnaree Rattana Rajakanya pattern fabric” this year, which everyone will receive a royal award fromHer Royal Highness Prince Sirivannavari Naree Ratana Rajakanya at the Thai Silk Festival 2022 on December 17, 2022 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center and would like to appreciate every piece of work that has been submitted to the contest Both fabric types, 2,946 pieces, and handicrafts, 298 pieces, all of whom are art and cultural keepers, who carry on, preserve and extend the wisdom of their ancestors. and ask them to be determined to develop themselves with the idea of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Prince Sirivannavari Naree Ratana Rajakanya “Thai fabrics are fun to wear” and the knowledge that His Majesty has given to develop his craftsmanship and develop the work to be beautiful, creative, environmentally friendly. in line with the needs and preferences of the consumers In order to create jobs, create jobs, generate income and ask for help to encourage children in the family Children and youth in villages/communities learn Inherit the cultural heritage of these ancestors as an important tool for sustainable development of good quality of life.
