%0 Journal Article
	%A Suwit Sadsunk
	%D 2013
	%J International Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences
	%B World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology
	%I Open Science Index 77, 2013
	%T Fabric Printing Design, an Inspired from the Five-Color Porcelain (Benjarong)
	%U https://publications.waset.org/pdf/9494
	%V 77
	%X The study is about the designed and decorative fabric printing that derived from the Five-color porcelain (Benjarong). The
researcher examined the pattern and creativity of the decorative design
of the Five-color porcelain (Benjarong) by the artists in order to apply
for contemporary arts so that young generation will acknowledge the
importance of the Five-color porcelain (Benjarong). The research methodology is both quantitative and qualitative. The researcher
conducted an in-depth interview with the operator of five-color
porcelain (Benjarong) at Ampawa, Samutsongkram. The information
from the interview can be useful and implemented for designing the
fabric patterns. The researcher found that there were many formats
and designs of the Five-color porcelain (Benjarong) from the past to the present. Its unique design can be applied for the fabric patterns
and ready-to-wear clothes properly. After advertising and showing
the work of the Five-color porcelain (Benjarong) publicly, there were
more young people interested in the Five-color porcelain (Benjarong)
than expected which exceeded the objective with positive attitudes
towards the Five-color porcelain (Benjarong).
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