แปลเนื้อเรื่องYan Lipao Basketry Fa

แปลเนื้อเรื่องYan Lipao Basketry Famous product in Nakhon over 100 years Yan Lipao is a vine that grows in damp places among other plants in the forests of Nakhon Si Thammarat. This vine is very tough and durable and locals have found a way to make good use of it by making household goods such as handbags, tobacco boxes and tea accessories from it. Some pieces are encased in silver or gold. Depending on the details of the design, it takes between ten days to a month to make an item. The major Yan Lipao production spots are Ban Mon, Tambon Tha Rua and Ban Na Khian, Tambon Na Khian (both in Amphoe Mueang), and Fort Vajiravudh. The stitching of Yan Lipao vines began in the early Rattanakosin era. Basketry appealed to the aristocrats, noblemen, and the elite in Bangkok. During the reign of King Chulalongkorn, courtiers favored the use of handbags and pedestal trays that were made from Yan Lipao. Later, metal pieces and other adornments like gold, nak (gold bronze), silver, and ivory were added to enhance its appeal. These age-old objects were once fashionable but their popularity gradually waned.

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Yan Lipao Basketry Famous translation of the novel product in over 100 years Yan Lipao Nakhon is a vine that grows in damp places among other plants in the Nakhon Si Thammarat forests of This vine is very tough. and durable and have found a way to make locals good use of it by making household goods such as handbags, tobacco boxes and tea accessories from it Some silver pieces are encased in. or gold Depending on the details of the 3270 design, it takes between ten days to a month to make an item The major Yan Lipao. production spots are Tambon Ban Tha Rua, Mon and Ban Na Khian, Tambon Na Khian (both in Amphoe Mueang), and The Fort of Yan Lipao Vajiravudh. stitching the early Rattanakosin era began in vines. appealed to the aristocrats Basketry, noblemen, and the elite in Bangkok During the reign of King Chulalongkorn., the use of handbags favored courtiers and pedestal were made from trays that Yan Lipao. metal pieces and Later, other adornments like gold, silver (gold bronze), nak, and ivory were added to enhance its appeal. These objects were once fashionable but their age-old popularity gradually waned.

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Translations featuring Yan Lipao Basketry Famous product in Nakhon over 100 years Yan Lipao is a vine that grows in damp places among other plants in the forests of Nakhon Si Thammarat. This vine is very tough and durable and locals have found a way to make good use. of it by making household goods such as handbags, tobacco boxes and tea accessories from it. Some pieces are encased in silver or gold. Depending on the details of the design, it takes between ten days to a month to make an item. The major. Yan Lipao production spots are Ban Mon, Tambon Tha Rua and Ban Na Khian, Tambon Na Khian (both in Amphoe Mueang), and Fort Vajiravudh. The stitching of Yan Lipao vines began in the early Rattanakosin era. Basketry appealed to the aristocrats, noblemen. , and the elite in Bangkok. During the reign of King Chulalongkorn, courtiers favored the use of handbags and pedestal trays that were made from Yan Lipao. Later, metal pieces and other adornments like gold, nak (gold bronze), silver, and ivory. were added to enhance its appeal. These age-old objects were once fashionable but their popularity gradually waned.

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Translation Yan Lipao Basketry Famous product in Nakhon over 100 years Yan Lipao is a vine that grows in damp places. Among other plants in the forests of Nakhon Si Thammarat. This vine is very tough and durable and locals have found a way. To make good use of it by making household goods such, as handbags tobacco boxes and tea accessories from it.Some pieces are encased in silver or gold. Depending on the details of the design it takes, between ten days to a month. To make an item. The major Yan Lipao production spots are Ban Mon Tambon Tha, Rua and Ban, Na Khian Tambon Na Khian (both. In Amphoe Mueang), and Fort Vajiravudh. The stitching of Yan Lipao vines began in the early Rattanakosin era. Basketry appealed. To, the aristocratsNoblemen and the, elite in Bangkok. During the reign of King Chulalongkorn courtiers favored, the use of handbags and pedestal. Trays that were made from Yan Lipao. Later metal pieces, and other adornments, like gold NAK (gold bronze), silver and,, Ivory were added to enhance its appeal. These age-old objects were once fashionable but their popularity gradually waned.