| dc.description.abstract | This research aims to: 1) Study the history of Phra-Bot (traditional Thai painting on
fabric) and traditional Thai painting techniques, focusing on the Buddhist narrative of Yamaka
Patihariya (The Twin Miracle). 2) Create a traditional Thai painting in the form of Phra-Bot depicting
the Buddha’s Yamaka Patihariya as an object of reverence. 3) Design and develop educational
materials for teaching traditional Thai painting on Phra-Bot fabric, intended for high school and
vocational students.
The research process consists of four stages: 1) Studying, researching, and gathering
relevant information. 2) The creation of artistic works for thesis study and the development of
teaching materials. 3) Analyzing and summarizing the research findings. 4) Presenting the artistic
thesis and instructional materials. High school and vocational students.
The research results found that:
1) The study of traditional Thai painting focused on the creation of Phra-Bot,
utilizing ancient painting techniques, preserving Thai craftsmanship wisdom, and preparing the
painting surface. These findings were applied in the development of educational materials for high
school and vocational students.
2) The creation of the Phra-Bot artwork involved a 75 x 145 cm depiction of the
Buddha performing the Yamaka Patihariya. The painting was executed using natural pigments on
fabric, primed with tamarind seed glue, chalk powder, and fig tree adhesive. The artwork was
adorned with gold leaf and fine pigment outlines, with a symmetrical composition based on
iconographic principles to evoke a sense of serenity.
3) The instructional materials were developed and presented using Canva, focusing
on the preparation of tamarind seed glue and chalk powder as a painting surface in traditional Thai
painting. | en_US |
