Crafts Silverware  of Nakhon Si Thammarat is that Thai Wisdom

    

      The silverware of Nakhon Si Thammarat city has origin out since the Ayutthaya period. Made of silver. It is crafting silverware that quality .Best technicians of  Nakhon Si Thammarat must be here that source of the most flourishing silverware Nakhon Si Thammarat . And  known as a favorite  "The Silverware Nakhon Si Thammarat ".

   Arts and crafts of silverware so great of silverware Nakhon Si Thammarat such as The chain has four or six poles, that the slim silver knitted wire, three king ornamental chain made of gold, silver and diamond jewelry. That a symbol of the Nakhon Si Thammarat city. Though The costume consists of a set or even a Thai barrette, belt and many more are all elaborate all of beauty production and refinement.

   Technicians silverware Nakhon Si Thammarat descended from the Atrburi original Immigrants in the  reign of 2-3 by the goldsmith and gold is sold widely.

   However, due to the present. Gold has a very high price. So silver technicians decided to produce the silver instead. But the skill and elaborate not different that made of gold. Crafting silverware of Nakhon Si Thammarat is recognized as the world today.

Evolution of Thai Silverware

           From the old days until now, Thai people have the culture of crafting silver into silverware for several purposes. For example, religious objects, jewellery or household utensils. Archeological evidence indicates that silver has been used since Dvaravati, Sukhothai, Lanna, and Ayudhya until Rattanakosin period. Descendants like us thus having an opportunity to inherit the wisdom of turning valuable metal into life-blessing objects and the sophisticated craftsmanship. Though old evidence suggests that silverware was used only among members of the royal family, noblemen and the rich, from the late Rattanakosin period until now people have widely used silver in creating artwork and designing various kinds of products. This research article will show an aesthetical perspective of the people in the old days. It is aimed at reflecting the beautiful ways of living in harmony with objects. Readers might then realise the importance of silverware as national treasure and, therefore, preserve this origin of wisdom, spirit and craftsmanship.