Curriculum Vitae de Me Sébastien H. Brousseau
Mon curriculum avait besoin d’un rajeunissement. Je crois que je n’avais pas fait cet exercice depuis plusieurs années. Voici donc les information en français. Je n’ai pas encore fait l’anglais et le thaïlandais.
https://www.sebastienbrousseau.com/mon-curriculum-en-francais/
Cordialement,
Sébastien.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Thai silk and how is it made?
Thai silk (ผ้าไหมไทย) is woven from the cocoons of Thai silkworms (Bombyx mori). The cocoons are boiled, the silk filaments unreeled, twisted into threads, dyed (often with natural dyes), and woven on traditional looms. The entire process is largely handmade in northeastern Thai villages.
Where is the best Thai silk made?
The finest Thai silk traditionally comes from northeastern Thailand (Isaan), particularly Surin and Khon Kaen provinces and the nearby town of Pakthongchai (in Korat province). Jim Thompson — the American who revived the Thai silk industry after WWII — sourced his original silk from northeastern weavers.
How do you tell authentic Thai silk from synthetic imitations?
The burn test: real silk burns slowly, smells like burned hair, and leaves a crushable ash. Synthetic fabric melts and leaves hard plastic beads. Authentic silk also has an irregular sheen (it reflects differently at different angles) and a slightly uneven texture from handloom weaving.
Where should you buy authentic Thai silk?
Reputable sources include OTOP (One Tambon One Product) certified shops, the Jim Thompson stores, Surin silk village cooperatives, and department stores with certified provenance. Avoid silk sold at tourist markets at prices too low to be authentic handwoven silk (authentic handwoven silk starts at 800–1,500 THB/meter).
