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Floral Amethyst and Karen Silver Beaded Bracelet 'Calm and Tranquil' Item ID: 2669927691
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- 0.14 oz
- 7.5 inches min L - x 9.5 inches max L
- 3 mm W
- Pendant(s): 2.2 inches L x 0.4 inches W
- 950 silver beads
- 925 sterling silver flower bead
- amethyst
- waxed polyester cord
- Adjustable
- Combination finish
- Natural stone -- color and variegation will vary
- Sliding knot
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"I grew up in a large family whose main occupation was farming and in their free time they would work on wood turning. When I was a child, we had no electricity in the village so the equipment and tools for wood turning were crafted from folk wisdom. For example, stepping rhythmically on a transmitting belt in order to make the machine rotate using a long handle knife to lathe the wood as needed.
"At that time I was very young and didn't pay any serious attention to wood turning. When I was about 10, my village was the first one to get electricity, transforming handcrafted tools into electric motors that looked very modern at that time. Wood turners from nearby villages with no electricity would come over asking to use the electrical tools at my house. The atmosphere was very energetic. Many skilled turners came to work at my house. They exchanged ideas about wood turning techniques, and I got very excited about it.
"When I was done with homework I would watch how quickly they worked, creating beautiful items using different types of chisels in a variety of charming designs.
"Most of what they crafted were furniture components such as table legs, chair legs, handrails, etc. Sometimes I would try the lathe on scraps of wood but I was not allowed to use the electrical tools, so I only used the traditional ones. I was a little disappointed because I wanted to use the modern ones. And yet I didn't give up. Instead I worked harder and harder to improve. I used my free time continuously to lathe until I became skilled and that's when I began to help my family as a professional turner.
"When I got married I kept on wood turning as well as farming. When my village began to prosper many investors bought land to build houses to sell, so I had to sell my fields because the surrounding ones had already been bought. Now I only earn money from wood turning.
"I don't only make furniture components, I also craft wood bracelets as per to my daughter's suggestion. It has attracted many customers, so I've created more designs and styles to add to my collection. I carved, grooved, and painted each one to enhance their beauty. I use food coloring to paint the bracelets, and I finish them with a coat of quality lacquer. Although the color is more expensive than general, I think it is worth in the long run since it is safer.
"Both my son and daughter received better education opportunities but I still taught them how to turn wood so they understand our family's original occupation, and they were both willing learners. My son graduated, has secured a job, and has his own family yet he still spends his holidays to help me.
"My daughter is a senior student at a university and she's been practicing on the lathe since 9th grade. She turns smaller pieces such as lotuses for worship, drawer handles, etc.
"Being a wood turner is not a career in which one can make much money, just enough to earn a living. So I encourage my children to earn money themselves. My daughter takes the bracelets and small home decorative pieces that I crafted to sell at the street market in Sankamphaeng. All the income she makes from her sales go toward paying for her education and various personal expenses.
"I am very proud to teach my children to rely on themselves. They are not embarrassed to tell their friends that I only studied up to 7th grade (the highest grade of compulsory education at the time). They say that I'm an expert in wood turning because I'm patient and diligent, and what I learned I learned from the previous generation, which cannot be taught in schools. I intend to teach wood turning to my grandchildren as well as anyone who is interested in inheriting this wood craft.
"My daughter got interested in handcrafting braided rope bracelets and necklaces, especially with macramé lace techniques and decorate them with gemstones or silver beads from the Karen hill tribe which she admires. She started crafting them and I helped her by making the tools to make her knitting process more convenient as a base to hold the rope, and also help her to finish the product by removing excessive wax by using flame from candle. I think that her work is beautiful, neat and interesting so I brought it to present to you. Hope all of you like my daughter's work as well.
"Nowadays I spend some time working for our community. I am a village representative and join in meetings with the government, and I am also a village health volunteer responsible for coordinating with public health agencies to assist in the health care of the community.
"I hope that the bracelets and wood turning work will attract you, thank you very much."
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February 18, 2021
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Erin
Comfortable pretty bracelet. The pic makes it look brown, but the chord is red.
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December 11, 2020
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Kenneth
Very well made. Goes very well with other bohemian apparel for casual use.
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October 6, 2020
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Deborah
Beautifully crafted. Detailed. Well made, it remains a favorite. This was a gift, and it has been cherished. I feel this bracelet is welcoming when viewed by another, it brings peace.
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September 8, 2020
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Deb
I love the casual style of this bracelet. It's very well made. The cord is waxed so there is little chance of shredding. The shade of blue os not quite navy; I would say it has a bit of a purple tint. The beads are just right - not overdone. I would definitely buy a similar bracelet from this artist or buy this one again to give as a gift.
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September 8, 2020
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Debbie
This bracelet is so beautiful & very well made! Such perfection to detail. Color is beautiful!
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June 19, 2020
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Bill
I wear this alot. The Jasper and silver beads along with the waxed macrame cord is simple yet stylish. I wear it alot.
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May 21, 2020
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Nancy
Bought this for my granddaughter who is planning on a degree aimed at working with elephants. She likes simple and this was perfect
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May 1, 2020
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Timothy
Love this bracelet. Looks even better in person. It is understated, but very well made and beautiful.
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April 6, 2020
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Linda
I love these bracelets so beautiful and the craftmanship is wonderful...
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February 28, 2020
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Lucia
Just perfect !!!! Just like everything I have purchased from your company!!! Quick service & nice products!!!!!
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February 6, 2020
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Jeanne
This was a Christmas present for my grandson. I was nervous about it, because I had no idea what he'd think of it. Well, he LOVES it! Best I can tell, he hasn't taken it off since Christmas.
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February 4, 2020
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Cathy
Very well made. It goes with everything. I wear it all the time.
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January 23, 2020
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Laura
A nice weight, not too fine or thick, and the color makes a statement. ,
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January 9, 2020
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Jan
A simple way of expressing joyful faith. Beautifully made. Thank you.
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January 7, 2020
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Rocio
This was a gift for my niece, which she personally picked. It was very hard to decide among all the beautiful designs from this artist. The bracelet was quickly shipped and my nice is so happy with it that she wears it everyday. Thank you Samart Takham for your beautiful work.
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December 28, 2019
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Jessica
I bought this for casual wearing, but I wear it every day. I love it!!
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December 4, 2019
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Elisabeth
I ordered this bracelet for my daughter. It has arrived very fast in a pretty little silk pouch with a handwritten letter.I was amazed how much care was put into even the shipping!The bracelet is very pretty, my daughter loves it!Thank you:)
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November 24, 2019
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Kenneth
Very nice gift for anyone who loves and cherishes elephants. Especially cool for teenagers.
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October 21, 2019
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Nancy
Very beautiful, but I wish cording was more easily adjusted to varied wrist sizes. I didn't find that it "slid" very easily. Great quality though & extremely pretty !
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September 28, 2019
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Joyce
Excellent quality. Beautifully crafted. Make excellent gifts with meaning. Prompt shipping!
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September 14, 2019
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Guest
Well-constructed and beautiful. I know my friend will love it as much as I do!
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September 11, 2019
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Ann
The "Spiritual Elephant" bracelet is beautifully made and comfortable to wear. The clever way it adjusts it's size is easy to operate and is attractive too. The elephant charm is adorable with the om symbol on her side. The bracelet was well packed and arrived in it's own pretty pouch. Super quick shipping. I love my new bracelet!
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August 30, 2019
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Randy
Beautiful beaded bracelet and artistically made. Thanks Takham for sharing your art across the globe. Well made and looks even better in person.
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August 17, 2019
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Patricia
This is a beautiful cobalt cord bracelet with silver beads very stunning.
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July 12, 2019
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Pauline
A beautiful bracelet, simply elegant. The little elephant is the perfect size, and the stones and beads just what I'd hoped for! The flexible sizing which the braided cord allows is much appreciated.
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June 10, 2019
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Janice
I bought one for myself and one for my friend. We don't live near each other so the 'Spiritual Elephant' was something we could enjoy together.
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March 9, 2019
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Bonnie
I absolutely love this bracelet. It is made so well & is beautiful. I would recommend this item very highly
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February 15, 2019
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Bill
Well made and very comfortable bracelet. The silver and blue contrast nicely.
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July 30, 2018
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Sunny
Have ordered several bracelets from this artist. Love them all. Great workmanship.
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July 30, 2018
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Mary Gray
I love the weight and feel of this bracelet. I wear it daily and have received many compliments.
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July 30, 2018
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Cynthia
This bracelet is nice, but the silver beads on the one I received need a lot of polishing. They are much darker than the photo, which I didn't expect. Somewhat disappointing.
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July 23, 2018
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Margaret
This bracelet is one of my absolute favorites! It easily adjusts in size and because it is so thin, it wears beautifully with several other thin, silver bracelets I have. The charm is very tiny--like the diameter of an English pea--and the bracelet slide part is waxy, so it glides easily and is waterproof. I wear it all the time!
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July 11, 2018
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Renee
This bracelet is so pretty. It's bright red with Sterling silver beads with a Sterling silver om charm on it. I recommend not getting this wet often bc if u do it will cause the wax to come off the chords. Great buy!!
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May 11, 2018
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Deelane
I LOVE it. It's good quality and a good price. I'm allergic to nickel so love to find silver jewelry in the most up to date styles. Thank you very much!
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April 5, 2018
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Maria
Nice bracelet -- silver beads are not quite as large as they look in photo, but it's very attractive anyway.
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February 12, 2018
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Edward
This is another piece, that is extremely well made, and it's so comfortable to wear! The Blue is so beautiful, that the pictures do not do it justice! Anyone can wear this piece! The Silver Beads are a nice contrast with the Blue!!!
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January 23, 2018
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William
Received yesterday and wore it for the first time today -- I really like this bracelet! Great accent piece which can worn with dressy clothing or casual, alike. Excellent bracelet! Two thumbs up on this one! W>
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September 25, 2022
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Hannah
Nice dainty bracelet with shiny silver beads! Thanks Samart Takham for this beautiful one!
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August 31, 2022
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Yvonne
This is my go-to bracelet. Simple but beautiful, it is a wonderful piece of craftsmanship. I get lots of compliments on it.
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July 28, 2022
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Kitty
I gave this to a friend for her birthday.Everytime I run into she's wearing it!Your daughter makes these, right? Let's have a picture of her!
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July 7, 2022
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Anita
I love this bracelet .I wear it every day. it matches my turquoise watch. lots of compliments.
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April 15, 2022
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Renae
Woven bracelet Beautiful color and I love the beads intertwined I get a lot of compliments on it and in fact I’m buying another for my friend’s birthday
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February 19, 2022
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Ronda
This bracelet is so simple, yet it's all I need. I absolutely love it!
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November 23, 2021
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Josephine
This bracelet is lovely and beautifully made. It is for a gift and I'm certain that it will be cherished.
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August 25, 2021
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Maryjane
This bracelet is even more beautiful than in the photos. I received it today in the mail and am wearing it now.!
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February 4, 2020
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Cathy
Very well made. It goes with everything. I wear it all the time.
January 7, 2020
R
Rocio
This was a gift for my niece, which she personally picked. It was very hard to decide among all the beautiful designs from this artist. The bracelet was quickly shipped and my nice is so happy with it that she wears it everyday. Thank you Samart Takham for your beautiful work.
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"I grew up in a large family whose main occupation was farming and in their free time they would work on wood turning. When I was a child, we had no electricity in the village so the equipment and tools for wood turning were crafted from folk wisdom. For example, stepping rhythmically on a transmitting belt in order to make the machine rotate using a long handle knife to lathe the wood as needed.
"At that time I was very young and didn't pay any serious attention to wood turning. When I was about 10, my village was the first one to get electricity, transforming handcrafted tools into electric motors that looked very modern at that time. Wood turners from nearby villages with no electricity would come over asking to use the electrical tools at my house. The atmosphere was very energetic. Many skilled turners came to work at my house. They exchanged ideas about wood turning techniques, and I got very excited about it.
"When I was done with homework I would watch how quickly they worked, creating beautiful items using different types of chisels in a variety of charming designs.
"Most of what they crafted were furniture components such as table legs, chair legs, handrails, etc. Sometimes I would try the lathe on scraps of wood but I was not allowed to use the electrical tools, so I only used the traditional ones. I was a little disappointed because I wanted to use the modern ones. And yet I didn't give up. Instead I worked harder and harder to improve. I used my free time continuously to lathe until I became skilled and that's when I began to help my family as a professional turner.
"When I got married I kept on wood turning as well as farming. When my village began to prosper many investors bought land to build houses to sell, so I had to sell my fields because the surrounding ones had already been bought. Now I only earn money from wood turning.
"I don't only make furniture components, I also craft wood bracelets as per to my daughter's suggestion. It has attracted many customers, so I've created more designs and styles to add to my collection. I carved, grooved, and painted each one to enhance their beauty. I use food coloring to paint the bracelets, and I finish them with a coat of quality lacquer. Although the color is more expensive than general, I think it is worth in the long run since it is safer.
"Both my son and daughter received better education opportunities but I still taught them how to turn wood so they understand our family's original occupation, and they were both willing learners. My son graduated, has secured a job, and has his own family yet he still spends his holidays to help me.
"My daughter is a senior student at a university and she's been practicing on the lathe since 9th grade. She turns smaller pieces such as lotuses for worship, drawer handles, etc.
"Being a wood turner is not a career in which one can make much money, just enough to earn a living. So I encourage my children to earn money themselves. My daughter takes the bracelets and small home decorative pieces that I crafted to sell at the street market in Sankamphaeng. All the income she makes from her sales go toward paying for her education and various personal expenses.
"I am very proud to teach my children to rely on themselves. They are not embarrassed to tell their friends that I only studied up to 7th grade (the highest grade of compulsory education at the time). They say that I'm an expert in wood turning because I'm patient and diligent, and what I learned I learned from the previous generation, which cannot be taught in schools. I intend to teach wood turning to my grandchildren as well as anyone who is interested in inheriting this wood craft.
"My daughter got interested in handcrafting braided rope bracelets and necklaces, especially with macramé lace techniques and decorate them with gemstones or silver beads from the Karen hill tribe which she admires. She started crafting them and I helped her by making the tools to make her knitting process more convenient as a base to hold the rope, and also help her to finish the product by removing excessive wax by using flame from candle. I think that her work is beautiful, neat and interesting so I brought it to present to you. Hope all of you like my daughter's work as well.
"Nowadays I spend some time working for our community. I am a village representative and join in meetings with the government, and I am also a village health volunteer responsible for coordinating with public health agencies to assist in the health care of the community.
"I hope that the bracelets and wood turning work will attract you, thank you very much."
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"I grew up in a large family whose main occupation was farming and in their free time they would work on wood turning. When I was a child, we had no electricity in the village so the equipment and tools for wood turning were crafted from folk wisdom. For example, stepping rhythmically on a transmitting belt in order to make the machine rotate using a long handle knife to lathe the wood as needed.
"At that time I was very young and didn't pay any serious attention to wood turning. When I was about 10, my village was the first one to get electricity, transforming handcrafted tools into electric motors that looked very modern at that time. Wood turners from nearby villages with no electricity would come over asking to use the electrical tools at my house. The atmosphere was very energetic. Many skilled turners came to work at my house. They exchanged ideas about wood turning techniques, and I got very excited about it.
"When I was done with homework I would watch how quickly they worked, creating beautiful items using different types of chisels in a variety of charming designs.
"Most of what they crafted were furniture components such as table legs, chair legs, handrails, etc. Sometimes I would try the lathe on scraps of wood but I was not allowed to use the electrical tools, so I only used the traditional ones. I was a little disappointed because I wanted to use the modern ones. And yet I didn't give up. Instead I worked harder and harder to improve. I used my free time continuously to lathe until I became skilled and that's when I began to help my family as a professional turner.
"When I got married I kept on wood turning as well as farming. When my village began to prosper many investors bought land to build houses to sell, so I had to sell my fields because the surrounding ones had already been bought. Now I only earn money from wood turning.
"I don't only make furniture components, I also craft wood bracelets as per to my daughter's suggestion. It has attracted many customers, so I've created more designs and styles to add to my collection. I carved, grooved, and painted each one to enhance their beauty. I use food coloring to paint the bracelets, and I finish them with a coat of quality lacquer. Although the color is more expensive than general, I think it is worth in the long run since it is safer.
"Both my son and daughter received better education opportunities but I still taught them how to turn wood so they understand our family's original occupation, and they were both willing learners. My son graduated, has secured a job, and has his own family yet he still spends his holidays to help me.
"My daughter is a senior student at a university and she's been practicing on the lathe since 9th grade. She turns smaller pieces such as lotuses for worship, drawer handles, etc.
"Being a wood turner is not a career in which one can make much money, just enough to earn a living. So I encourage my children to earn money themselves. My daughter takes the bracelets and small home decorative pieces that I crafted to sell at the street market in Sankamphaeng. All the income she makes from her sales go toward paying for her education and various personal expenses.
"I am very proud to teach my children to rely on themselves. They are not embarrassed to tell their friends that I only studied up to 7th grade (the highest grade of compulsory education at the time). They say that I'm an expert in wood turning because I'm patient and diligent, and what I learned I learned from the previous generation, which cannot be taught in schools. I intend to teach wood turning to my grandchildren as well as anyone who is interested in inheriting this wood craft.
"My daughter got interested in handcrafting braided rope bracelets and necklaces, especially with macramé lace techniques and decorate them with gemstones or silver beads from the Karen hill tribe which she admires. She started crafting them and I helped her by making the tools to make her knitting process more convenient as a base to hold the rope, and also help her to finish the product by removing excessive wax by using flame from candle. I think that her work is beautiful, neat and interesting so I brought it to present to you. Hope all of you like my daughter's work as well.
"Nowadays I spend some time working for our community. I am a village representative and join in meetings with the government, and I am also a village health volunteer responsible for coordinating with public health agencies to assist in the health care of the community.
"I hope that the bracelets and wood turning work will attract you, thank you very much."
"At that time I was very young and didn't pay any serious attention to wood turning. When I was about 10, my village was the first one to get electricity, transforming handcrafted tools into electric motors that looked very modern at that time. Wood turners from nearby villages with no electricity would come over asking to use the electrical tools at my house. The atmosphere was very energetic. Many skilled turners came to work at my house. They exchanged ideas about wood turning techniques, and I got very excited about it.
"When I was done with homework I would watch how quickly they worked, creating beautiful items using different types of chisels in a variety of charming designs.
"Most of what they crafted were furniture components such as table legs, chair legs, handrails, etc. Sometimes I would try the lathe on scraps of wood but I was not allowed to use the electrical tools, so I only used the traditional ones. I was a little disappointed because I wanted to use the modern ones. And yet I didn't give up. Instead I worked harder and harder to improve. I used my free time continuously to lathe until I became skilled and that's when I began to help my family as a professional turner.
"When I got married I kept on wood turning as well as farming. When my village began to prosper many investors bought land to build houses to sell, so I had to sell my fields because the surrounding ones had already been bought. Now I only earn money from wood turning.
"I don't only make furniture components, I also craft wood bracelets as per to my daughter's suggestion. It has attracted many customers, so I've created more designs and styles to add to my collection. I carved, grooved, and painted each one to enhance their beauty. I use food coloring to paint the bracelets, and I finish them with a coat of quality lacquer. Although the color is more expensive than general, I think it is worth in the long run since it is safer.
"Both my son and daughter received better education opportunities but I still taught them how to turn wood so they understand our family's original occupation, and they were both willing learners. My son graduated, has secured a job, and has his own family yet he still spends his holidays to help me.
"My daughter is a senior student at a university and she's been practicing on the lathe since 9th grade. She turns smaller pieces such as lotuses for worship, drawer handles, etc.
"Being a wood turner is not a career in which one can make much money, just enough to earn a living. So I encourage my children to earn money themselves. My daughter takes the bracelets and small home decorative pieces that I crafted to sell at the street market in Sankamphaeng. All the income she makes from her sales go toward paying for her education and various personal expenses.
"I am very proud to teach my children to rely on themselves. They are not embarrassed to tell their friends that I only studied up to 7th grade (the highest grade of compulsory education at the time). They say that I'm an expert in wood turning because I'm patient and diligent, and what I learned I learned from the previous generation, which cannot be taught in schools. I intend to teach wood turning to my grandchildren as well as anyone who is interested in inheriting this wood craft.
"My daughter got interested in handcrafting braided rope bracelets and necklaces, especially with macramé lace techniques and decorate them with gemstones or silver beads from the Karen hill tribe which she admires. She started crafting them and I helped her by making the tools to make her knitting process more convenient as a base to hold the rope, and also help her to finish the product by removing excessive wax by using flame from candle. I think that her work is beautiful, neat and interesting so I brought it to present to you. Hope all of you like my daughter's work as well.
"Nowadays I spend some time working for our community. I am a village representative and join in meetings with the government, and I am also a village health volunteer responsible for coordinating with public health agencies to assist in the health care of the community.
"I hope that the bracelets and wood turning work will attract you, thank you very much."
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