The Study Indigenous Case Study of Phuket, Phang Nga, Krabi Province to Creative Performances Dance

Abstract

            The Study indigenous case study of Phuket, Phang Nga, Krabi province to creative performances dance research employed qualitative methods. This research aimed to      1) study history forms, Ethnic Sakai, Gypsy and Baba 2) Apply ritual style and and costumes towards creative performances dance. The areas of this research were the Tanaosri mountain range Phang Nga province, The Sri-Bo-Ya Krabi province, The cape Tookkae and The old towns of Phuket province. The methodology of this research included two stages. The key methods for data collection were the study of documents, observation, interviews, and three focus groups with stakeholders;  Phuket Culture board committees, Administrative Organization, and Performance Arts Program teachers. Data analysis was presented descriptively.

            The research findings showed 1) the history; Ethnic Sakai (A group of people living in deep forests, water source, living with wildlife and hunting. The shape is black, the lips are thick, the thighs are thin curly hair like a scalp. Have believe in ghosts. The important costumes use leaves, bark or moss the sun to dry completely. The knit is a garment. Sakai women wear long knee or calf. Use cloth or bare chest Men wear short skirts and bare hips the children do not wear costumes) 2) Gypsy (It is a group of people who migrate nomadic sea wreckage on a wooden board living with wildlife hunting. The important costumes use Men wear loincloth or pants. Loin cloth women's dresses, spaghetti chest bibs but when the business is outside the community Women wear traditional Chinese and Thai traditional dressing gowns)3) Baba (The father was a young immigrant from china and married a native woman of Phuket is a group of people who can make money and make a millionaire. The most important dress for a man women dressed in costume blend of Thai Buddhism, Thai Chinese and Thai Muslims) The results of the focusgroups found that the knowledge and practical group There is a common concept indigenous to creative performances  dance. By development on a conservations. These can integrate cultural tourism. However The government, the private sector and the civil society. It is planned and taken seriously. Can create a

network of people positive relationships both within and between regions. These result micro economics development