Arts of Color for Colorful Pattern Design of Antique Poomboran and Pidan Mudmee Silk Combining Six Colors Transfer Following Ancient Khmer Wisdom Traditions DOI:

Abstract

This article aims to study making antique Poomboran Mudmee silk and Pidan Mudmee silk. The Mudmee silk, whose patterns may not be much different. But there is a complete patterned structure of fabric, and there may be a larger number of Mudmee silks used in normal clothing in everyday life. However, regardless of the type of Mudmee silk, the characteristics, we can't deny that the distinctiveness of the Mudmee silk work appears. It conveys the craftsmanship, beauty, or stories that the creator wants to communicate through the fabric of woven fabrics. The patterns that occur after weaving are finished. It is due to the design planning process. Silk thread tie-up? Dyeing silk noodles to color, patterns in flung lines, to be woven against the standing lines to complete the purpose of creating work. Therefore, designers of woven fabric patterns, artists, weavers must understand the most important thing in terms of "color" as well as the process of coloring as needed. Inevitably, it causes loss or color dislocation from the intention and may be inferior at the completion of the weaving process. From the experience of creating hand - woven silk by the authors of the article, as well as removing the knowledge of Mudmee silk from the wisdom of many prominent weaving artists, and teaching art and design, especially in "color," have seen problems or overlooked in key stages of Mudmee. This dyeing focuses on presenting articles to link the integration of the color principles of artisans combined with the wisdom of dyeing the mother color in 3 colors, planning the dye according to the traditional style of ancient Khmer wisdom to create 6 colors for the benefit of making ancient Poomboran Mudmee silk and Pidan Mudmee silk, or common Mudmee silk, to develop standard quality woven fabrics without leaving roots, this valuable wisdom.