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193 blueprints available • 7 subcategories
Blueprints (193)
Nok Bin (Clay Bird on a Line) — a Fired Clay Bird Bored at the Head, Palm-Leaf Wings and Tail Set in Scored Slots, on a Taut String from a 2-Foot Bamboo Rod Bent Like a Fishing Rod; Released, It Quivers Down Like a Bird in Flight
by NongMali
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Plae Dek (Woven Toy Cradle) — a Tiny Open-Weave Bamboo-Strip Cradle with a Rattan- or Wire-Bound Rim, Hung by Thread at Four Corners from a Wooden Frame, with a Pull Thread to Rock It; Rock a Doll and Sing Lullabies
by SomchaiSang
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Ngu Mai Rakam (Rakam-Palm Jointed Snake) — a Tapered Rakam Stalk Split in Two over an Unbleached-Cotton Core, a Raised Head of Crate Wood, Kite Paper Skin Painted and Scored into Segments; Waggle the Tail and It Slithers
by NongMali
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Lo Mai (Bamboo-Pole Push Wheel, Single Wheel) — a 1-3 Inch Hardwood Wheel in the Split, Wedged-Open End of a 1.5-2 m Bamboo Pole on a Through Axle, with a Cross Handle at Chest Height; Shouldered and Pushed at a Run
by SomchaiSang
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Wua Chon (Butting Bulls Pull Toy) — a 30 cm Pai Sang Bamboo Base with Four 1 × 4 cm Slots, Two Soft-Wood Bulls 4 × 9 × 7 cm Pinned at the Forelegs, a String 3× the Tube Length and a Rubber Band; Pull the String and the Bulls Charge
by NongMali
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Ruea Kap Maphrao (Coconut-Husk Sailboat) — a Flat-Bottomed, Pointed-Bow Hull of Coconut Husk, a Leaf Sail on a Bamboo Mast Set Amidships, and a Thin Bamboo Rudder; Raced on the Wind When the Waters Rise
by SomchaiSang
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Puen Chit Nam (Bamboo Water Squirt) — a 3-4 cm Bamboo Barrel Pierced at the Node, a Plunger with a Cloth-Wrapped Tip That Fits Snugly, and a Bamboo Handle; Draw Water In and Push to Squirt, for Songkran
by NongMali
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Rot Lot Dai (Thread-Spool Crawler) — a Thread Spool with a Rubber Band Through It, a Short Stick Across One End and a Thin Bamboo Winder at the Other; Wind It Tight, Set It on a Smooth Floor and It Rolls Away
by SomchaiSang
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Non Doen (Walking Caterpillar) — a Folded Paper Caterpillar on a Thread-Spool Wheel Threaded with a Rubber Band Tied to the Frame, and a 1 m String; Wind the Rubber, Then Pull and Slack the String and It Inches Along
by NongMali
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Khwai Chon Kan Tan (Palm-Stalk Butting Buffalo) — a Dry Toddy-Palm Leaf Stalk Whose Flared End Looks Like Buffalo Horns, or a Coconut Frond Base, with the Sharp Edges Pared Off; Straddled and Butted Together, or Raced
by SomchaiSang
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Wot (Bamboo Panpipe) — 5-8 Small Bamboo Tubes of Uneven Length, Each Closed at One Node with a Rounded Mouth, Set Round a Larger Core Tube in Lac; Blown, or Whirled on a String Until It Hoots
by NongMali
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Kha Yang (Bamboo Stilts, Kok Kek, Thok Thek) — Two 2-5 m Bamboo Poles with a Branch Stub or Hardwood Peg Wrapped in Cloth as the Footrest; 50 m Races, Ages 10 and Up
by SomchaiSang
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Pi Bai Mai (Rolled-Leaf Reed Pipe, Pi Noi) — Toddy-Palm, Banana or Coconut Leaf, or Rice Straw, Wound into a Cone, Wide at the Bell and Narrow at the Mouth as a Reed; Pinch Narrow for a High Note, Open It for a Low One
by NongMali
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Nok Wit Nam (Clay Water Whistle) — a Modelled Clay Bird with an Air Channel Through the Top of the Tail, Air-Dried, Half Filled with Water; Blow and the Water Ripples into Birdsong
by SomchaiSang
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Ma Kan Kluai (Banana-Stalk Hobby Horse) — a Large Banana Leaf Stalk Stripped of Leaf but for the Tip as a Tail, the Butt Cut Slantwise 5-10 cm Each Side and Bent into a Neck with Pricked Ears, a Cord to Sling It; Ridden in Races
by NongMali
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Kala Kho Changwa (Coconut-Shell Maraca, Luk Saek) — a Small Mature Coconut Polished to a Shine, Bored at the Eye, Scraped Out, Filled with 20-30 Pebbles, on a Wooden Handle Set in Lac; Shaken in Time with Music
by SomchaiSang
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Ruea Mai Sano (Rubber-Band Boat) — Two Dry 10-15 cm Sesbania Twigs Joined into a Triangle, a Rubber Band at the Stern and a 3-5 cm Bamboo Paddle; Wind the Rubber into a Twist and Release It in the Water
by NongMali
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Lo Wong Klom (Bamboo Hoop and Stick) — a 1 m Bamboo Half 2-3 cm Wide, Shaved Thin Inside Leaving the Skin, Bent into a Ring and Tied, with a 20-30 cm Striking Stick; Bowled Along in Races or Relays
by SomchaiSang
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Pi Siang Nok (Bamboo Bird Slide Whistle, Khlui Nok) — Bamboo 1-1.5 × 20 cm, a 45° Mouthpiece, a 0.5 cm Triangular Vent and a 20 cm Slide Rod; Slide It In and Out for Rising and Falling Birdlike Notes
by NongMali
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Sat Kradot (Jumping Animal, Sat Chak) — a Slotted Pai Ruak Bamboo Tube and a Pull Stick 8-10 cm Longer, the Front Legs Pinned to the Pull Stick and the Back Legs to the Tube; Pull In and Out and the Animal Runs and Leaps
by SomchaiSang
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Sat Lo (Wheeled Wooden Animal) — a 3 × 12 × 3 cm Block Carved into an Animal, Four 3 cm Wooden Disc Wheels on Axles Thinner Than the Holes, with Horns, Ears and Tail; Pushed or Pulled Along
by NongMali
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I Ko (Coconut-Shell Stilts, Rong Thao Kala) — Two Large, Flattish Coconut-Shell Halves with a 1-2 m Cord Through the Eye Holes; Stand on Them, Grip the Cord Between the Toes, Keep It Taut and Walk
by SomchaiSang
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Jing Nong (Bamboo Mouth Harp) — Fully Mature Bamboo 1-2 Internodes Long, Shaved Flat and Thin, One Half Thinner, with a Long Oval Slot; Blow at the Slot and Flick the Thin End for a Rhythmic Twang
by NongMali
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Pok Paek (Wooden Clapper Rattle) — a 15 cm Hardwood Handle with Two Arms Set in 2 cm Slots and a Hollowed Round Head Pinned So It Swings; Shake It and the Head Knocks the Arms
by SomchaiSang
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