Economic Development of The Indigo-dyed Weaving Community the epidemic situation of Covid-19 in Wanonniwat District and Banmuang District, Sakon Nakhon Province
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The objective of this research was to study and develop the value creation of products along the dyeing textile production chain of farmers in the context of the COVID-19 disease. The targeted group was selected specifically, which consists of 59 textile dyeing producers in Wanon Niwas and Ban Muang districts, Sakon Nakhon province. The mixed-method research was employed in this research. The results of study from local context were the stability of indigo dyeing water, with a proportion of lye and tamarind water at 1:2:2, the developed dyeing powder by reducing nanoparticles with a pin mill, mixing with a reducing agent in powder form which can be stored for a long time with simple usage. The development of weaving fabrics expanded to 2.50 meters and suitable for developing various textile products. The development of cutting and sewing skills with three-dimensional sewing techniques makes the products unique, high value, and can be sold through online markets. From the study, the average income before participating in the project was 6,533.33 baht/person/month and after the end of the project, the average income was 14,408.77 baht/person/month which increased by 7,875.44 baht/person/month or by 50.92 percent.
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