Mudmee silk is hand-woven by skilled artisans from Surin province. One special feature that distinguishes this silk is the added pattern, often a woman's face, which makes the sarong even more striking when worn. Adding ruffles further enhances its charm, making it beautiful whether worn as a shawl or veil.

What is "Her Face"?

The "Her Face" pattern is a special feature at the end of the fabric that stands out from the overall design. It is often worn as a folded-over sarong or used in sewing different garments. This unique pattern adds to the attractiveness of the wearer.

Example of wearing silk with the "Her Face" pattern:

What is a Frill?

The frill is a feature woven along the end of the fabric as a dangling string that adds interest to the design. It is suitable for shawls or sarongs, with the frill at the end giving the fabric an even more special look.

Some Pieces of Cloth Can Have Both the "Her Face" and the Frill

Handwoven silk can feature both the "Her Face" pattern and a frill, depending on the weaver's design. This makes the fabric more interesting and unique.

Sample image of silk with the "Her Face" pattern and a frill:

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