The beauty of traditional Thai and Cambodian costumes

The beauty of the costumes imbued with ancient Champa culture along with traditional ancient costumes, Thai culture in particular and Southeast Asian Buddhist culture in general are not much different in appearance and always adorn the wearer with a noble look like fairies dancing on the clouds, graceful and traditional. 

Culture and development: The most massive period of development was in 1554 AD, when Champa developed strongly in the textile industry and Angkor Culture in its heyday and favored fabrics and bronze, there was a boom in costumes. "King Atumar said that it was necessary to make the female ranks and concubines and daughters as beautiful and elegant as fairies in 1554, there was a boom in King Atumar buying fabric from the landlord king Tkurst in the neighboring country of Champa in large quantities" to serve the weaving of costumes for concubines and the harem. The news spread to neighboring countries Myanmar and Malaysia. "The beauty is as beautiful as the fairies in the sky, gorgeous and charming, encouraging men to be infatuated and immersed in her beauty and the mortal world" love, Luyen ai 

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 Tkurst Mythology: When King Atumar bought cotton after the harvest, there was only one remaining cotton and Tkurst discovered a big firefly flying and always protecting that cotton and he called someone and he picked the cotton and found out that it was not cotton but a nest made by the firefly to protect his child and he discovered that every night the cotton kept glowing like the children of God and were living beings and from then on why did he stop picking it one night the cotton field lit up and millions of fireflies flew up to the sky shining everywhere and the Thai king fell in love with Siya and sent someone to capture Siya to be his concubine but Siya refused and from then on there was a saying "she loved snakes like a charm" "because of his beauty he seduced her and loved her because of her beauty Siya" "anything, anything she wanted, Aturs could give her" the sky the stars and the world the distance and the vast sky big, but you have to listen to me one thing, as the master, to be the master you have to love and collect love, to have lasting and infinite wealth. From then on, there was a story of Aturns, the male foot, loving Siya or the snake god Aturns, loving Siya and Siyarhr, the Brahmin protector of the saint Cha. 1559 BC and AD recorded history of Aturunr loving his sister, Atunrs loving Siya Chenla, Aturs loving mobkyr, Goddess Aturnurs infatuated with Prince Chana, Goddess Messenger then infatuated with Prince Chenla, Miyarar infatuated with Dubars, Queen Arurns infatuated with Atunr, Crown Prince infatuated with Arurs, Cbrod infatuated with Cbarb.

 

               

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