Today I’d like to discuss about ceramic ware as one product one tambon. This handicraft you could see in Bangkok, in almost every section of the city. Some arts store and center such as Bang Sai Art and Craft Training Center also Chatucak Market is the examples of arts center in Thailand.

Like any other handicraft, the one that are carve manually by the artist would be more expensive then the one are printed. The design itself not stop into souvenir, but also to its culture, such as traditional dance, their palace, elephant, old city of Ayuthaya, and traditional games.

So for them, they want to maintain their culture, by selling it in little miniature and spread the world about their culture. And some product such as ceramic ware might be expensive, and only several people dare to bit the price, but for them those are ways to maintain the culture, so for them even if those ware are not sold, they still display it. Not with intention to sold it, but to show to others, that the beauty of Thailand are various and unlimited, and for some are priceless.

The fabric is also a traditional dress worn in traditional ceremonies, and even used in the treatment of the sick. But this time, the fabric is no longer sasirangan allotment for the spiritual has become clothing for everyday activities, and it is typical clothing from South Kalimantan. In South Kalimantan, fabric craft sasirangan is one of the typical areas that need to be preserved and developed.

The word “Sasirangan” comes from the word sirang (local language) which means tied or sewn by hand and pulled the thread or in terms of language of sewing dismoke. If in Java called jumputan. Sasirangan fabric made ​​using mori fabric, polyester sewn in a certain way. Then washed with an assortment of colors desired, resulting in a material fashion patterned with colorful stripes or motifs are charming.

sasirangan cloth fabric that its origin is idpakai during traditional ceremonies of the Banjar area, especially for those who are descendants of royalty, other than that in the past sasiragan fabric is used for healing for people affected by a disease. Sasirangan fabric in the past is shaped just like:

* Laung (headband)
* Kakamban (serudung)
* Udat (tank top)
* Tapih (bumin)

Now this fabric made ​​sasirangan growing with various motifs and that has been modified to be used as material items of clothing, household tools, all kinds of clothing from various types of fabric.

The Balinese Handicrafts, such as those made ​​of gold, silver and copper are increasingly making the island of Gods, Bali, seem special. Not only that, on the island of Bali, carving handicrafts made ​​of wood can also be found. In Mas village, Ubud district, Gianyar regency, about 15 kilometers from Denpasar. We can find a variety of carving handicrafts. As the form of tables, chairs, jewelry boxes, wall clocks, ashtrays, and wall hangings.

With a variety of carving motifs. Starting from the chain strands, leaves and twigs of trees. However, many motifs that are produced by the artisans of Bali is the human figure, face shape. But, not only the diversity of form that makes Bali seem interesting carvings.

For carving the human face for example. Dent form of the face, eyes, nose, ear or face looks relatively similar to humans in general. As has been expressed again by one of his craftsmen carving Bali, Kadek Day in the village of Mas, Gianyar some time ago.

The process of making sculpture from the wood base of the alligator, white wooden name. Genuine wood from Bali. It’s weather resistant, the most powerful. The most good for the statue, it’s wood. This process is long and 1 month, gradually. First, make a shape. Second, smoothing. After that make the same face ornament carving. After that, submitted to the mothers for sanded.

How about the architecture, one of Indonesia palaces which is Tampak Siring Palace, have Bali architectural based. Natural stones and bricks subtle Balinese deliberately highlighted to create a typical regional. Carved sandstone and wooden poles were united in a Balinese-style architectural concept, not as an additional element that sticked. Concrete construction used to translate the design-build-a demanding stretch of wide expanse.

At that time there is an artist who was asked to paint the body and face in the media empress king or carve wood. Apparently the painting on wood is very similar to the original form of the empress. And this instead of making the king happy, but actually angry, because this means that the artist already fully understand the details of body shape and face of the empress.

Because of the King wrath, the king cast of artists and “threw” together with his tools to the area now known Jepara. The artist then continues to live in Jepara by selling furniture and other handmade with typical wood carvings.

Now not only at home or buildings, offices and other places in the country, typical of Jepara carving in furniture and handicraft products already melanglangbuana. Even the beauty and aesthetic value of Jepara carving made ​​furniture and handicraft producers from foreign countries envious.

The exists of Jepara carving until now, because there was never any similarity between the products. Between each other carving products may be similar, but there was never the same or identical. So if you buy furniture and handicraft products with Jepara carving, is tantamount to collecting art and aesthetic products of high value without second to none.

Now the art of crafting furniture from Jepara carving skills are not to be proud of art, but as time advances an increasingly modern art furniture Jepara carving bebrubah become an art creations for the maker of high economic value.

All people in thailand used is for gifts and show in their home in office. Thai people always buy it for present during thai new year because it’s very beautiful. These benjarong products can only be made by hand. When people see this product they know this is thai.

The origins of Benjarong are traced back to the Ming Dynasty in China (1368 – 1644). Tradition has it that, some six hundred years ago, a princess from China married into the Siam (now Thailand) Royal Family and brought with her Benjarong porcelain.

At that time it is understood that Benjarong porcelain was being made only for the Emperor of China. Benjarong was then supplied from China to the King of Siam for several generations. Eventually deposits of kaolin were discovered in Siam which allowed the production of porcelain to commence in that country.The King of Siam brought over from China some of the artists and established workshops in his country.

You can use Benjarong to make your house pretty or you can use for everyday use . Benjarong is product that everybody know and that everyone is very proud of These date back to the 18th century when they were only made for the thai royal family. They are still associated with royalty. Benjarong is the type of product anyone would be very pleased to receive.

These have been in production for hundreds of years and takes great talent to make Benjarong. Only a very few select artists can make these and it takes them days just to complete a single items. It can take up to 15 years just to prefect the art of Benjarong. Only will a professional be hand crafting such items for sale. A unique and hard to find item that is always sure to please.