Spatial of characteristics Chansoma golden brocade weaving, Surin province

Abstract

The objective of this article is to study weaving factors and weaving processes that affect spatial characteristics Chansoma golden brocade weaving and the beginning of a unique weaving technique which has an influence on space design and the spatial development of Chansoma brocade architecture. By reviewing the literature along with a field study, it is possible to discover the spatial characteristics of the weaving spaces and architectural spaces. The study has shown that the architectural space changed as each phase progressed. The features of the space are determined by the weaving process, which has evolved over time as the weaving process’ objectives and factors have changed. As a result, the space is created to fulfill the intended purpose and to solve issues that have arisen in the past. The spatial characteristics of the Chansoma golden brocade architecture, both the weaving area and the area within the architecture, are all related to the factors of the weaving process that are different from the general weaving process of the community in the past. The weaving factors that affect spatial characteristics are the weaving productivity factors, activity factors, and other factors. Furthermore, the research contributed to a suitable knowledge of architectural space and area design in Chansoma brocade architecture.