The collection of identity patterns and the development of the pottery pattern stamping rollers of Ban Na Wat Lai Community in Sukhothai Province, Thailand
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This research aimed to 1) study the identity of the imprinted patterns on pottery of the Ban Na Wat Lai Community, Thung Luang Sub-district, Khiri Mat District, Sukhothai Province, 2) design the pottery pattern stamping rollers, and 3) propose guidelines for developing the pottery pattern stamping rollers of Ban Na Wat Lai Community, Thailand. The researchers studied documents and research related to the collection of pattern identities and the development of the pottery pattern stamping rollers in the Ban Na Wat Lai Community, surveyed data on attitudes and needs regarding the development of the pottery pattern stamping rollers, designed the pottery pattern stamping rollers using 3D models, produced a prototype of the pottery pattern stamping rollers using 3D printing technology, and evaluated the pottery pattern stamping rollers’ development using a questionnaire on opinions toward the development of the pottery pattern stamping rollers of the Ban Na Wat Lai Community. The data were then analyzed by calculating the mean and standard deviation of the questionnaire. The sample group was 30 pottery producers in the Ban Na Wat Lai Community. The data analyzed revealed that Model 3 of the pottery pattern stamping rollers achieved the highest ranking. This is because, at the selection stage, it has beautiful patterns; during application, it creates sharp patterns on pottery; and throughout use, it offers a comfortable handle. The study’s findings and suggestions for further research are also discussed.
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