Mr.Sathorn has made his dream come true by having a house with rooms displaying ancient cloth and got more ideas to collect tools and articles of Phua people, such as farming tools related to the idiom. “After farming season, a woman weaves the cloth while man cast the iron”. In the ancient cloth room, the background and the traditional life of the Phan villagers are showing here. This room was named “Ban Haad Siew Ancient Textile Museum” in 1989 by Mr.Sathorn.

It is a local fabrics shop that sells Sin Tin Jok(cloth), Loincloth, and various veils. Haad Siew woven cloth is a fabric with beautiful patterns and is very famous. Local woven fabrics that are commonly woven by the people of Haad Siew include: -Sleeping blankets made from thick cotton. -Triangular backrest pillows and square pillows for sleeping. -Loincloth is a cotton loincloth woven into a colorful pattern. But if it is a cloth for the Buddha, there will be animal patterns on the cloth instead such as horses and elephants. -Handkerchiefs, woven with white cotton. It was originally used in wedding ceremonies for the bride and groom. After the ceremony, they will keep it auspicious. At present, this t...

for history lovers It's right here! because you will learn great history In one of the chapters of the Sukhothai period that Thai people are proud of This covers the area of Si Satchanalai Subdistrict, Sarachit Subdistrict, Nong O Subdistrict and Tha Chai Subdistrict. for the ancient city of Si Satchanalai Located in the village of Phra Prang Si Satchanalai Subdistrict was formerly known as "Mueang Chaliang" and then changed its name to "Si Satchanalai" during the reign of the Phra Ruang dynasty to rule Sukhothai and built a new city as the administrative center instead of Chaliang within the historical park area With a total of 215 ancient sites and relics, 204 of which have been discovered and discovered, each one holds a fascinating past.