展示品は、館長、工房オーナーの "ジョー先生"の
コレクションで、ほとんどは、経済的余裕ができて以来、
探し、買い求めた由。
(見学中、彼の姿はあった。)
先の動画では、ジョー先生や他の男性が
機織りする場面があったが、タイでは女性の仕事とされる。
ネットの情報を貼っておく。
The Tin Chok Tai-Yuan Lablae Sarong Museum was founded
by Mr. Jongcharoon Manokham or Teacher Joe,
who is fond of local woven fabrics.
Teacher Joe was born and raised in a weaving family.
But because he was a man, he was kept away.
Teacher Joe can only be a helper to his mother.
and relying on teachers to stay in prison
But the love for the canvas never fades.
As he grew up and had enough money,
he gradually Collecting old fabrics that he liked
from his childhood.
In the year 2002, Teacher Joe gathered together
a group of people in the community called
“Ban Khum-Ban Na Talay Weaving Group”
was established and is the person
who designs the colors and patterns of the fabric.
Send it to the weavers in the group to weave.
Emphasis on the pattern of the foot jok
and the ancient weaving method of Laplae.
And now it has become an OTOP product
of Uttaradit Province.
Received many guaranteed awards
The museum is located within the grounds
of Teacher Joe's house.
It is a two-story wooden house.
It showcases ancient Tin Jok sarongs
that are more than a hundred years old.
It is a collection of Teacher Joe.
Including exhibiting the work
of the Tin Jok Ban Khum weaving group.
