Assembling the Culture Identity of the Robes Offering Traditional on The End of Buddhist Lent Day in Ban Don Community, Mueang District, Suratthani Province

Abstract

 The objectives of this research were to study the cultural
identity-building of the Buddhist Lent ceremony in the Ban Don community, Muang District, Surat Thani Province. Using qualitative research methods Data was collected fromin-depth interviews. The researcher used
non-participating observations in the traditional ceremony of Buddhist Lent Day in Suratthani, then analyzed the data from the study. Take theinformation that has been categorized. Examine, decipher, interpret,synthesize, and draw conclusions as study results.
The findings of the study revealed that the identity of the Buddhist Lent Day tradition in Ban Don. It was created from the meaningful assembly to the end of the Buddhist Lent Day tradition by using symbolic representations through the pattern of arranging arches, bushes, and jungle cloth with the introduction of banana trees or branches to embroider with variousmonarchs. Before the end of Buddhist Lent Day, in front of the house by referring to Phutthachatak's history all the way to the end of Buddhist Lent frying events, which is a one-of-a-kind food that is distinct from others, resulting in cultural significance, Due to Ban Don's unique forested forest tradition, the community's economy and income will grow. เป็น As a result, the community earns income from cultural tourism due to the tradition of robe that has the unique identity of the Ban Don community.