The Continuation of Buddhist Culture, Local Wisdom, Handmade Pakhaoma, Ban Haew, Ban Non Sub-District, Samsung District, Khon Kaen Province

Abstract

The objectives of this research are threefold: 1) to examine the current conditions, problems, obstacles, and inheritance of local wisdom in handwoven loincloth community products; 2) to investigate the process of developing local wisdom in integrated Buddhist handwoven loincloth community products; and 3) to stimulate the development of local wisdom in these products. Ban Haew. The research team has determined the population, sample group, and key informants, namely the group of women weaving handwoven loincloth and hand in the truffle, community sages, leaders, Moo 9 with 30 people, and product designers, scholars in creative culture. The research team utilized semi-structured interviews, recorded group discussions, conducted content analysis and description of the data, documented the evolution of the legacy of handwoven loincloth weaving wisdom, and created a database of local wisdom information through printed media documents.
The research results found that:
1. The current state preserves and extends the traditional way of life. The handwoven loincloth prominently reflects these lifestyles in its daily use. The problems and obstacles include a lack of young people to learn, a lack of family support, economic challenges, and a lack of support from official government agencies. Management and Impact of Nature on the Inheritance of Local Wisdom of Handwoven Longicloth Fabric Community Products
2. Ban Haew Ban Non Subdistrict, Sam Sung District, Khon Kaen Province divides the process of developing and inheriting the local wisdom of integrated Buddhist handwoven loincloth community products into six categories.
3. Ban Haew Ban Non Subdistrict, Sam Sung District, Khon Kaen Province aims to propel the growth of indigenous knowledge through the production of integrated Buddhist handwoven loincloth community products. Khon Kaen Province's Ban Haew Ban Non Subdistrict adheres to five principles of awareness.