Ceramic Craft: Inspiration by Thaitone Colours

Abstract

Creating handicraft ceramics: inspired by the color tones of Thailand. want to design and creating
porcelain works in the style of Pottery Arts. By taking inspiration from the color tones of Thailand to design
and create works according to the imagination of the researcher. Using the principle of doing less, getting
more (Less is More) in designing to make the work contemporary. The results of the research found that
impressive works can be created from woven fabric patterns, such as Mudmee fabric patterns and Khit fabric
patterns, designed together with simple container shapes following the principle of doing less, doing more.
Using Thai color tones obtained from experiments mixing spinel pigments mixed with slip and selected colors
to be tested mixed with ready-made undercoat paint. to create a variety of colors Following the example of
the ancient Thai method of mixing color tones to decorate containers with the technique of decorating patterns
under the glaze. which can create a total of 3 sets of works. According to the type of soil These are porcelain,
stoneware, and earthenware. The workpiece is formed using a rotating wheel molding method and slip
casting and coated with a ready-made clear coating. Burned according to the temperature level of the soil,
which is: Earthenware is fired at a temperature of 1200-1220 degrees Celsius. and porcelain burned at a
temperature of 1250 degrees Celsius, which allows the researcher to create works that are consistent with
the set objectives of the project