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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.

“Uthumphon Fig-Dyed Hats”

Made from the abundant local resources along the Mekong River, in Ban Duea Community, Nong Khai Province, these hats perfectly blend traditional natural dyeing wisdom with contemporary fashion.

The “fig”, a native fruit, provides leaves and bark that are extracted into natural dyes, producing warm, soft tones from light brown to deep brown, depending on the fermentation and dyeing process. Each hat has a unique color, reflecting beauty, comfort, and breathability, while offering sun protection for outdoor activities. They are also skin-friendly and free of chemical dyes.

Every step—from fiber preparation and dyeing to cutting and sewing—is crafted with care and skill by the local community. Visitors to Ban Duea can join workshops to learn natural dyeing techniques, create their own hats, and take home a one-of-a-kind souvenir.