Developing a Unique Pattern, the Pattern Displayed on the Sino-Portuguese Building is a Batik-Painted Pattern as a Souvenir Product in Phuket
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The objective of this research was to develop a unique pattern that appeared on the Sino-Portuguese building and applied to paint on batik cloth as a processed product. To design and develop fabric products painted on batik cloth and there are 4 products that are suitable for the uniqueness of the patterns that appear on the Sino-Portuguese building to assess the satisfaction of the processed fabric products by collecting data from a sample of questionnaires of 100 people and evaluating by 3 technicians. To assess the design of the sketch design, the prototypes displayed on the Sino-Portuguese building that convey the uniqueness and the prototyping by expert assessment. Found that the columnar pattern, flower petal and plant leaf pattern. The group of hemispherical halo and rectangular motifs consisted of the 3 flora, the data from the sample group liked the most of the 3 patterns. The 4 patterns and the melt consisted of 4 products: bags, window curtains, pillowcases and bed linens. Then bring the batik fabric to evaluate the results of the work, Skecth Design, the color of the researcher designed a new Batik estimates found that the pattern with the highest average was the 3rd Sino-Portuguese pattern (X̅= 4.62, S.D.=0.4976), followed by the second pattern (X̅= 4.24, S.D.=0.6249). The results of analysis of product design and prototyping by experts assessed that the products of window curtains, pillowcases and bed linens. There is the same level of satisfaction (X̅= 5.00, S.D.=0.00), that is, the Sino-Portuguese (contemporary) pattern is appropriate, unique and beautiful when placed on a batik product as a souvenir in Phuket Province. The results of this research, the researcher expects further academic benefits to students, interested parties and personnel in the batik-making career community in Phuket.
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