>> Tin-jok history

Local technique Detail .....Tin-jok , this weaving style has been woven since a long time to centeries in several groups of Siam of the principalities of what is now northern , northeastern and central Thailand. The technique to do stitching , as tin-jok were differently designed each local which were following in the heritage , traditional way , especially whose Thaipuan , Thaiyuan , Phuthai , Renu's Phuthai , Laokrang , Thai-Lao , the ethnic minority groups. In fact , there may be seen in several of designing techniques such as . Thai-Lao gold-silver brocade tin-jok design , Thaipuan and/or Phuthai stripe-patterned was alternated with the slightly wavy-line tin-jok designs [ the slightly wavy-line design , the Northeastern called the aie pattern design or lai-aie which the former design in the small to medium-scale shapes at the bottom edge of mud-mee and khid patterned fabrics favorably. ] , Renu's Phuthai crosswise-line&multicolored tin-jok design , Laokrang rough mud-mee with tin-jok at the bottom edge designs , Thaiyuan crosswise-line was alternated with the slightly wavy-line tin-jok designs and etc. The names usually called by following the majority of designing patterns such as Thaipuan stripe-patterned tin-jok silk with gleaming gold-etched floral designs , Phuthai stripe-patterned tin-jok silk with ta-bung design " was alternated with kha-khe designs " , Uthaithani crosswise-line&multicoloered with kho-kam-duan tin-jok designs [ the former design alternately consisting of an steroids and a hooks . Shown in old WhiteThai classic-style design ] and etc.

>> Patterns

Old Phuthai-Early Design Detail ..... This type of fabric is very suitable for dresses , scarves . Especially , its was being used to join at the bottom edge of Rough Mud-mee design favorably , such as click

>> Woven technique

Local technique Detail .....Tin-jok patterned Fabric , this weaving style is a technique to do stitching [ for example such as Phuthai , Laokrang and etc. ] as weaving. The fabric is woven with pre-designed patterns by adding the special weft yarns along the width direction of the fabric at designing pattern at intervals , by using a wooden reel hook [ a wooden quill ] , for example , to do stitching with silk yarn and cotton yarn combined to make a desired patterns.

>> Woven technique

Country classic-style tin-jok designs Detail ..... Country traditional-style tin-jok design was a Thai design in symmetrical structure . As its might be alternated with other X , Y , Z - shaped designs , what is khid or mud-mee . For examples ; X = Types of florals , Y = Type of animal , Z = Type of materials -----> Shown in traditional ethnic-early symbol of their patterned heritage ------> Especially a local multicolored- patterned tin-jok designs [ Thaiyuan , Thaipuan , Renu's phuthai , Uthai Thani ] were favor . Any ancient designs woven on the fabrics that we found today would be considered a valuable cultural asset of Thailand . We can call one in six types of Thai classical woven fabric as well.

..... Confusing as its might be , this variation is further evidence of Thai fabric names. But they usually were called the fabric's name by following the majority of designing patterns were appearing on the fabrics dominantly.