SAN BAHT
ONVARA L. PRODUCT DESIGN IV
SAN BAHT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Our concept
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Research - History of weaving - Pattern of weaving - Ergonomic - Material
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All sketches & Development
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Moodboard & Conceptual Collage
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3D Rendering
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- Packaging - Prototype
Techinical drawing - Dimension - Isometric & detail - Explosion
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Prototype
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OUR CONCEPT This banknote will be used to make a bag. Weaving has been the wisdom of the Thai people since ancient times, and is inspired by the word "weave." Weaving is utilized in everyday life as a fishing tool, a chicken house, and a tool, for example. It's not simply about living. Weaving may also be used to start a business to support one's family and self, such as selling weaving tools or using weaving as a tool to make a career in a number of jobs. According to the designer's concept, "weaving" is the beginning point and source of income. However, today's weave appears to be out of date and forgotten by the younger generation. As a result, the designer decided to produce a bag that combined traditional Thai weaving with a more modern aesthetic. So that the younger generation does not forget our traditional wisdom, and so that those in the provinces who are still weaving have more ideas and money. As a result, bags will be fashionable in the community. Our brand “SAN BAHT” has also used upcycling to provide value to the destroyed and worthless banknotes. The goal is to use them as a starting point for making money and earning money. The material of the bag is cream-colored canvas fabric, and the edges are trimmed with dark brown leather to make the bag stand out. The weave pattern in the centre of the bag, where damaged banknotes and rags are blended together and dried before being weaved into a bag design, is the bag's highlight. In summary, the SAN BAHT bag brand aims to preserve Thai wisdom while also protecting the environment by recycling banknotes that are no longer useful.
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RESEARCH Weaving history “Weaving handicraft is a local wisdom of the community that is very important to life since the past from the Ayutthaya period to the present. Weaving is one example of the ingenuity of the local people. that uses wisdom to apply what is present in the community to be used as tools for daily life which is useful for living” All Thai citizens, both in the Kingdom and far-off lands, last month saw the stunning images of Her Majesty Queen Suthida Bajrasudhabimalalakshana donning Thai traditional outfits during the royal coronation ceremony of His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn Phra Vajiraklaochaoyuhua. The northern province of Lamphun has long been known for its high-quality silk and reportedly made the outfits worn by Her Majesty the Queen at the ceremony. Hand-woven silk brocade, or pha mai yok dok, is regarded as a cultural heritage in Lamphun, where the weaving technique has been passed on for generations among local people. Lamphun silk brocade is distinctive for intricate and elegant designs and patterns. Various details of the pattern are raised slightly above the surface of the silk fabric. Before fine craftsmanship of cotton and silk expanded to Lamphun, it was first popularised in Chiang Mai after Chao Dararasmi brought the weaving knowledge from the royal court in Bangkok. Chao Dararasmi trained craftsmen at the royal residence in Chiang Mai in the yok dok technique, and made yok dok silk fabric for family members in the capital city as well as for her own use. Later, she passed the knowledge on to her royal relatives in Lamphun and then to the local people. Since 1932, Lamphun silk has become well known not just among the royal household but across the country. The districts of Li and Thung Hua Chang in Lamphun are two locations where yok dok silk is largely made. Patterns of the silk usually take inspiration from natural elements such as flowers and leaves as well as other Thai traditional motifs.
บ้านทิพย์สวนทอง https://www.baantip.com/2016/11/22/
RESEARCH Weave pattern
Weaving is a creative process of human beings that uses natural materials to make good use of human thought and craftsmanship. The weave pattern to weave any pattern depends on the suitability of use.
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RESEARCH MATERIAL OLD BANKNOTES Most banknotes are made from cotton paper with a weight of 80 to 90 grams per square meter. The cotton is sometimes mixed with linen, abaca, or other textile fibers. Generally, the paper used is different from ordinary paper: it is much more resilient, resists wear.
CANVAS
LEATHER
RESEARCH ERGONOMIC
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DESIGN PROCESS
SAN BAHT - Moodboard - Conceptual collage - All design developement - Mockup -Prototype
MOODBOARD
Moodboard Draft moodboard Finakl moodboard
CONCEPTUAL COLLAGE Conceptual collage - Nature - Upcycling - Handicraft
ALL DESIGN SKETCHES AND DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
ROUGH SKETCHES
Bank notes
ALL DESIGN SKETCHES AND DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
Bank notes
ALL DESIGN SKETCHES AND DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
Bank notes
ALL DESIGN SKETCHES AND DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
FINAL DESIGN
Bank notes
3D MODEL
3D MODEL
LOGO & TYPEFACE
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SAN PAO San is Thai words means weave because this bag will use the weave technique PAO is Thai words means bag
S A N - PA O
SAN BAHT San is Thai words means weave because this bag will use the weave technique Baht is the currency of Thailand and this bag will use the old banknotes to create the bag.
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shoulder bag
PAO - PAO PAO is Thai words means bag
LOGO & TYPEFACE
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SAN BAHT shoulder bag
SAN BAHT San is Thai words means weave because this bag will use the weave technique Baht is the currency of Thailand and this bag will use the old banknotes to create the bag.
SAN+BAHT สานบาท / แสนบาท
PACKAGING
PACKAGING
PACKAGING
INTRODUCTION CARD
PROTOTYPE
PROTOTYPE
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