DEVELOPMENT OF A MUSLIN ROBE MASK USING SUITABLE MATERIALS FITTING FACE FOR RELIGIOUS PEOPLE

Abstract

          The objective of this article was to 1) explore desirable mask patterns and the sufficiency of muslin cloth, 2) prototype creation of non-sewed muslin-cloth masks, 3) trial and evaluate the suitability of use, and it was used of operational research methodology. The sample group was 40 monks. The research instruments were 1) informal interview form 2) feasibility evaluation form collecting information by means of self-delivery and return. The statistics used for data analysis were 1) qualitative data using content analysis methods 2) quantitative data using descriptive statistics: frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation. The results of the research were as follows: 1) A muslin cloth mask using fitting face material. It is a suitable mask for general wear; not different from the general cloth mask. It could be used as a replacement which could be made by yourself from the rest of cloth. There were enough quantities to be used and suitable for upcycling 2) prototype creation of mask was used three components: face binder, ABS material, 3D technology, The muslin cloth, and other elements added 3) The results of assessing the suitability of useing the mask were found that the statistics indicate the mean, and the overall standard deviation were at a large level (N = 3.97) concluded that it was appropriate, and covered value, beauty, functions and opportunities for use.