The The Inheriting Wisdom Process of Community Bamboo Basketry Handicrafts at Sri Ket Elderly Basketry Group, Ban Sri Khamchomphu, Saraphi District, Chiang Mai Province

Abstract

This research is a qualitative research. The objectives are (1) to study the history and background of bamboo weaving handicrafts of the Sri Ket Elderly Weaving Group (2) to continue the local wisdom of bamboo weaving handicrafts of the Sri Ket Elderly Weaving Group and 3)to study the development of the process of inheriting the wisdom of bamboo weaving handicrafts of the Sri Ket Elderly Weaving Group. The sample group in this research is presentatives of members of the Sri Ket Elderly Weaving Group, Ban Sri Khamchomphu, Saraphi District, Chiang Mai Province. The purposive sampling method was used, totaling 10 people. The research instrument in this research is in-depth interviews using descriptions and descriptions to analyze data on issues related to the study.

The research results found that in the past, the Sri Ket Elderly Weaving Group inherited the wisdom of weaving handicrafts from their ancestors. The village had an environment conducive to weaving handicrafts. They used bamboo (bong wood) available in the local area to their advantage. The process of inheriting the wisdom of weaving handicrafts is as follows: teaching to those who are interested, including group representatives who act as lecturers for universities or schools, which is a transfer from person to person, allowing them to apply it to their daily lives and generate income or careers for themselves. In developing the process of inheriting the wisdom of weaving handicrafts of the Sriket Elderly Weaving Group in the future, it is to make the weaving handicraft products diverse, have modern styles, are affordable, and develop products that are interesting to consumers. In addition, we want the new generation to be aware of the value of weaving handicrafts that have existed since the time of our ancestors.