Home Decorative Product Design Inspired by Phuang Mahot

Abstract

The purpose of this research was to design home decorative products by applying the concept of Phuang Mahot, which is a symbol of auspiciousness in Thai culture, together with the study of the properties of mulberry paper as a natural material with the pot ential for perfume absorption. Using creative research methodology along with qualitative research. Related research experiments with Phuang Mahot stenciling materials and techniques and product prototype development under the concept of Scent of Transform ation. It has outstanding properties for its response to liquids and aromas. It can be used as both an aroma diffuser and an aesthetic element that causes changes in shape and color. At the same time, the stencil technique developed from the Phuang Mahot pattern enhances the dimension of light, shadow, and rhythm of shapes, affecting the user's sensory perceptual experience. A combination of cultural concepts, materials, and contemporary design innovations. It shows the potential of interpreting Thai arts and crafts in a new way. This leads to an approach to creating added value for Thai handicrafts. Expanding the role from symbolic ornaments to products that meet practical uses and promoting the sustainability of handicrafts in the context of contemporary lifestyles.