Art unit1 lesson1
- 1. MAPEH 8
- 3. Thai and Cambodian Silk • Thai silk is fabricated from cocoons of thai silkworms. • Khorat, center of silk industry in Thailand. • Silk is finest arts of the world. • Repetition – can form of an exact duplication(pattern). • Cambodian silk – usually sold domestically, commonly used as their wrap skirt or “sampot”, house & office furnishing, and even as pictorial tapestries (pidan)
- 4. Thai and Cambodian Silk • Traditional scarf known as “Krama” made of cotton. • Krama can also be used as bandana, hammock, or a form of weaponry.
- 5. Vietnam’s Golden Thread Silk • Vietnams fabric originated from “Ha Dong”. • Ha Dong is popular center of ‘Sericulture’ (silk worm production or silk farming). • Shantung taffeta, Bengaline weave, and Ebony satin are common types of Vietnamese fabrics or golden thread silk.
- 6. Batik of Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei and Singapore • Batik – is a Malayan Indonesian word which means “drop”. Drop refers to the process of dyeing the fabric by making use of resist technique. • Batik is textile that has geometric and various free-form designs. • Wayang kulit (leather puppets) important source for batik patterns.
- 7. Batik of Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei and Singapore • Kelantan and Terengganu regions in Malaysia are considered as the first place. • In Singapore, batik making was already practiced since the twelfth century. • Brunei’s batik, their national flower simpur, sumboi-sumboi (pitcher plant), and their traditional design called “Air Muleh, a floral pattern design that symbolize country gentle and courteous character.
- 8. Myanmar’s Archeik Fabrics • Lun yakyaw acheik – literally means “over hundred shuttle”. • Acheik – is a traditional fabric with print of waves and common designs of flowers and birds. • Lun yakyaw acheik marks natures influence on Myanmar’s art culture and history.
- 9. SUMMARY • Silk is finest arts of the world. • Repetition – can form of an exact duplication(pattern). • Khorat, center of silk industry in Thailand • Vietnams fabric originated from “Ha Dong”. • Batik is textile that has geometric and various free-form designs • Air Muleh, a floral pattern design that symbolize country gentle and courteous character. • Lun yakyaw acheik – literally means “over hundred shuttle”.