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Mo hom dye pot
Dye a Phrae mo hom cloth step by step: steep the hom leaves, suak, set the pot and chok, then dip the cloth and air it so the yellow-green turns blue. More dips give a deeper colour, up to mo hom blue-black. Every step shows Kham Mueang words from the dictionary and its source.
How to use it
Tab ①: tap "Next step" to see the 5 steps of preparing the dye pot. Tab ②: press "Dip into the pot" and "Squeeze and air it" in turn and watch the colour change; when you like the colour, press "wash and dry in the shade".
What it teaches
The traditional mo hom dyeing of the Phuan of Ban Thung Hong, why the cloth turns blue in the air, and the dyers' Kham Mueang words such as hom, suak, chok, dang and si mo hom.
Options
| Option | Values | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| opening tab | Prepare the pot · Dye the cloth | The tab opened at the start (omitted = prepare the pot) |
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