NATURAL COLORED SCARF

Barahome Shawl
More than just a local product, this batik-printed fabric is a true “cultural heritage.”
Recognized as a Cultural Product of Thailand (CPOT), it is known as the “Woodblock Batik of Pattani.”

Its intricate patterns are inspired by fragments of ancient ceramic tiles and pottery unearthed in the area, creatively reinterpreted through a combination of woodblock printing and hand-drawn batik techniques.

The charm of the Barahome shawl lies in its versatility — it is not merely a local fashion item, but a piece that can be worn in everyday life to add an elegant touch at work, or treasured as a meaningful keepsake, carrying with it the beautiful memories and rich cultural essence from Thailand’s deep South.

“Eco-Print Scarf Dyed with Lac Color”

Creativity meets local wisdom in this unique piece. The Eco-print technique involves pressing natural leaves and flowers onto fabric, creating beautiful, one-of-a-kind patterns on each scarf. When combined with lac dye, the scarf takes on a soft, deep pink–red tone, characteristic of natural lac sourced from insects.

The charm of this fabric goes beyond its beauty. It reflects a mindful approach to resource use: lac, a natural material used instead of chemical dyes, protects the environment and is safe for wearers. It is also a well-known export product of Lampang Province.

By blending local botanical motifs with lac dye, each scarf becomes a work of art that tells the story of the seasons and community life. Visitors to Tha Mao can even join workshops to create their own Eco-print scarves with lac dye, experiencing the joy of making art from nature and taking home a truly unique souvenir.