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Fabric printing design, An inspired from the Five - color porcelain ( Benjarong ) By : Mr. Suwit Sadsunk Mr. Suwit Sadsunk , is with the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts. Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. Dusit District , Bangkok, Thailand


  1. Fabric printing design, An inspired from the Five - color porcelain ( Benjarong ) By : Mr. Suwit Sadsunk Mr. Suwit Sadsunk , is with the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts. Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. Dusit District , Bangkok, Thailand Tel : +662-160-1388 ext. 102 e-mail: suw_sad@hotmail.com

  2. The Purposes of the research 1) study, analyze and gather the knowledge of the Five-color porcelain ( Benjarong ). 2) Apply the data 1 for designing of fabric printing appropriately.

  3. Five-color porcelain ( Benjarong ) is considered to be one of Thailand’s - most precious crafts. It clearly represents the culture , taste and unique Thai identity since the Ayutthaya period despite the fact that it initially came from China. - Five-color porcelain ( Thai Benjarong ) is painted with 5 colours namely white , black , indigo-green , yellow and red. Hence the name Benjarong which means 5 colours . These 5 colours are considered the main colours of Thai Benjarong porcelian. Sometimes , more colours may be used. These additional colours include pink, purple, orange and brown.

  4. Listen to opinions of experts. METHODOLOGY Creative Research The design of Benjarong and to Appropriately adapt them to the Design of contemporary printed fabrics. The National Museum and Benjarong makers of Amphawa community.

  5. Pattern from the Five-Colours Porcelain ( Benjarong ) Designs drawn on Five-color porcelain ( Benjarong ) are usually ancient designs which have been inherited from the Ayutthaya period to the Rattanakhosin period Thep Panom Karn Tor-Dok Singto ( Lion ) KuLab and Nok Krueung ( Garuda ) Chinese Pattern Pattern Pattern Pattern ( Rose and Bird ) Pattern Dok – Bua Thep Panom Prajamyam Kled Toa Ratchasri ( King Lion ) ( Lotus) Pattern Pattern Pattern Norasingh Khan Khod Pattern Song Kreung Pattern

  6. Phan Pruksa Kreung yud Naga Kha Luang Yai Phum Khao Bin Pattern ( Flower Garden ) ( Garuda Fighting Khan Yaeng Pattern Naga ) Pattern Pattern Nok – Mai Thep Phanom Kleeb dok - Mai Khan Khod Pattern Lae Thong Pattern Pattern Matchanu Pattern

  7. INSPIRATION

  8. SILHOUETTE OF BENJARONG

  9. PATTERN OF BENJARONG Ex. - Thep Panom Norasingh Pattern - Garuda Pattern - Dok – Bua ( Lotus ) Pattern - Thep Panom Matchunu Pattern - Ratchasri Pattern - Garuda Yud Naga Pattern - Rose and Bird Pattern Etc.

  10. COLOURS - BLACK - SAND BROWN - DARKGRAY - SALMON - SGI LIGHT BLUE - SIENA - LIGHT SLATE GRAY - ROSY BROWN - SOFT INDIGO - DARK RED - DARK SEA GREEN - IVORY - LIGHT GOLDEN ROD

  11. INSPIRATION Pattern 1 Pattern 2 Pattern 3

  12. Work of printed fabric inspired by the studies of Five – Colours Porcelain ( Benjarong ). Pattern : 1

  13. Work of printed fabric inspired by the studies of Five – Colours Porcelain ( Benjarong ). Pattern : 2

  14. Work of printed fabric inspired by the studies of Five – Colours Porcelain ( Benjarong ). Pattern : 3

  15. SKETCH DESIGN

  16. Work from the fabric and clothing design inspired by The Study of Benjarong : Set 1

  17. Work from the fabric and clothing design inspired by The Study of Benjarong : Set 2

  18. Work from the fabric and clothing design inspired by The Study of Benjarong : Set 3

  19. E xhibitions in fair ( TGFW 20011) 16-18 September 2011 @ Central World Shopping Center Bangkok Thailand

  20. Fashion Show with materials from clothing design and printed fabric Design from Benjarong studies. in Knack 5 AESTHETE by Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University At…. The Emporium on 26 September 2011

  21. Posting up poster and publicising media at Pinsuwan Benjarong and Sakda Benjarong . Amphawa Community Samutsongkram Thailand.

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