Bedroom Decor Product Development Using Woven Fabrics from Local Weaving Community Enterprises in Ban Kha District, Ratchaburi Province, Enhanced with Origami and Embroidery Techniques
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The objective of this study was to examine bedroom decoration items made from local weaving fabrics from Ban Kha District, Ratchaburi Province, which employed origami and embroidery techniques. The research involved comprehensive investigations and data collection in order to facilitate the development of products through collaboration with local weaving community enterprises. Within the context of Ban Kha District, Ratchaburi Province, the study encompassed the creation of three distinct types of items: lanterns, pillowcases, and cushion covers. To acquire insights, a combination of expert opinions and data from a sample group was gathered. The data analysis process involved studying a representative population of 100 individuals, with statistical uses such as standard deviation, mean, and percentages being presented in tabular formats.
The analysis results revealed that the lamp design (Type 3), pillow cases (Type 2), and cushion covers (Type 3) were preferred. Respondents expressed satisfaction with the developed bedroom decoration products crafted from woven fabrics sourced from local weaving community enterprises in Ban Kha District, Ratchaburi Province. The incorporation of origami and embroidery techniques further elevated the high satisfaction level, reaching an impressive average rating of 4.19. Upon closer examination, the overall design garnered a commendable average rating of 4.16, while the overall product quality achieved a noteworthy average of 4.20. Notably, the usability aspect garnered the highest average rating of 4.21, underlining the practicality of the products.
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