Cost, Return and Development of Mien Ethnic Hand-Embroidered Fabric Patterns in the Ban Mai Phatthana Enterprise Community, Yang Hom Sub-District, Mueang District, Chiang Rai Province

Abstract

The purpose of this research was to study cost and return. of Mien ethnic hand-embroidered fabrics and to develop patterns of hand-embroidered Mien cloth and lead to further development to create new products in the Ban Mai Phatthana Enterprise Community, Yang Hom Sub-District, Mueang District, Chiang Rai Province.The sample group used in the study was The village enterprise group, Mai Pattana, Yang Hom Sub-District, Khun Tan District, Chiang Rai Province, consisted of 15 cases by using a questionnaire to collect data.

The results found that:

          Cost and return of Mien ethnic embroidery fabrics respondents the total cost of embroidered fabrics to produce Mien ethnic clothing is 1,230 baht/piece, income is 1,500 baht/piece, profit and loss is 270 baht/piece. Total cost of embroidered fabrics to produce Mien ethnic skirts Average was 1,400 baht/piece, average income was 2,000 baht/piece, average profit was 600 baht/piece, total cost of embroidered fabrics to produce Mien ethnic sashes Average was 600 baht/piece, average income was 716.67 baht/piece, average profit and loss was 116.67 baht/piece, total cost of embroidered fabrics to produce hemp fabric in front of Mien ethnicity was 155 baht/piece, average income was 475 baht. / piece, profit and loss equal to 320 baht / piece

          Development of ethnic Mien hand embroidery patterns and bring it further to create new products The overall level was at the highest level (=4.53). When considering each item, it was found that the items with the highest mean were ethnic identity patterns (=4.80), followed by quality of work and satisfaction. Satisfied overall (=4.63) and creativity (=4.60) Mien ethnic embroidery designs the overall level was at a high level (=4.29). Considering each aspect, it was found that the aspect with the highest mean was utilization (=4.56), followed by role model and culture (=4.54) and educational features. Materials and Economy (=4.50)