Integration of the Local Wisdom of Natural-Dyed Mud-Treated Silk in Thailand for Creative Economy

Suphalak Makhunton; Songkoon Chantachon; Phanat Phothibat

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.860-863.2695

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Integration of the Local Wisdom of Natural-Dyed Mud-Treated Silk in Thailand for Creative Economy

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The present research compared minerals contained in mud from different sites. These were analyzed by atomic absorption spectroscopy: AAS. It found the highest quantity is iron, zinc in second, lead in third, copper in fourth. The study results show that silk threads with and without mud treatment were not so different in color durability towards light, color durability towards scrubbing, and color durability towards washing. We also found that crease recovery capacity of mud-treated silk cloth was better than that of silk cloth without mud treatment. Hence, the mud treated silk is more suitable for the development of Thai garment.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 860-863)

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Suphalak Makhunton, Songkoon Chantachon, Phanat Phothibat

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Creative Economy, Integration, Local Wisdom, Mud-Treated Silk

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