The Aranyik Handicraft Museum opened in 2012 and displays mainly old and new tools as knives forged in this area. The products are originally made at Ban Ton Pho and Ban Phai Nong villages. Aranyik knives are named after a place where they are sold, which is the Aranyik village. Household and agricultural products are made from 4 different kinds of steels, depending on different types of knives being steel rods, rolled steel, stainless steel and leaf spring steel or scrap steel.
Source: Ayutthaya Historical Research
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