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L'argenterie
L'orfèvrerie dans le nord de la Thaïlande spécialement à chiang mai fut influencé par la Birmanie.
La tradition de l'argent birman n'a cessé de se perpétuer jusqu'à ce jour dans la région de Wau Lai, ou Chao Kawila. le dirigeant de Chiang Mai,
re-introduit l'orfèvrerie vers le XVIIIème siècle.
A la même époque, à Bangkok, l'orfèvrerie était influencée par les Chinois à travers contrats de commerce et migration.
Dans le passé les objets en argent tels que les bols ou les plateaux étaient fabriqués pour les cérémonies.
Les services de communément noix de bétel, les ornements et les boîtes faisaient partie des objets à usages personnels. L'argent est fondu dans un récipient en céramique placé dans un fourneau et versé dans des moules pour former de fines feuilles plates.
Puis les feuilles toujours chaudes sont martelées sur un lit de résine pour créer les formes désirées.
Lorsque les feuilles ont mmidies elles doivent être chauffées à nouveau.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 1:

SilverwareGold in the North of Thailand specially in chiang mai was influenced by Burma.The tradition of Burmese money ceased to continue to this day in the region of Wau Lai, or Chao Kawila. the ruler of Chiang Mai, re-introduced the goldsmiths to the 18th century. At the same time, in Bangkok, Goldsmith was influenced by the Chinese through contracts of trade and migration. In the past Silver such as bowls or trays were made for ceremonies. Services of commonly betelnut, ornaments and boxes were part of the objects for personal use. The silver is melted in a ceramic container placed in a furnace and poured in some molds to form thin flat sheets. Then the still warm leaves are hammered on a bed of resin to create the desired shapes. When the leaves have mmidies they must be heated again.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 2:

Silverware
The goldsmith in northern Thailand especially chianti was influenced by Burma.
The Burmese tradition of silver has continued to perpetuate to this day in the region of Wau Lai, or Chao Kawila. the ruler of Chiang Mai,
re-introduced the goldsmith to the eighteenth century.
At the same time, in Bangkok, the goldsmith was influenced by the Chinese contracts through trade and migration.
In the past, silver objects such as bowls or trays were made ​​for ceremonies.
The services commonly betel nuts, ornaments and boxes were part of the objects to personal uses. The silver is melted in a ceramic container placed in a furnace and poured into molds to form thin flat sheets.
Then the still warm leaves are hammered on a resin bed to create the desired shape.
When the leaves they have mmidies must be heated again.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 3:

The silverware
THE goldsmiths in the north of Thailand specially to Chiang Mai was influenced by the Burma.
The tradition of the Burmese money has ceased to perpetuate itself up to this day in the region of Wau Lai, or Chao Kawila. the leader of Chiang Mai,
re-introduced the goldsmiths to the Xviiith century.
At the same time, in Bangkok,The goldsmiths was influenced by the Chinese through contracts of trade and migration.
In the past silver objects such as bowls or plates were manufactured for the ceremonies.
The services of commonly betelnut, the ornaments and the boxes were part of objects to personal uses.The money is melted in a container ceramic placed in a furnace and poured into molds to form thin flat leaves.
then sheets always hot are smashed on a bed of resin to create the desired shapes.
When the leaves have mmidies they must be heated again.