Actually, traditional Thai dresses were used since Sukhothai Kingdom (before Ayudhya and Siam) or almost 1 thousand years ago before Thailand but never been concluded and classified as the standard types of Thai dresses like Queen Sirikit have done. It means that her 8 kinds of Thai dresses were not newly created but they came from the historical research. The old photos were just a part of the historical sources that working team studied. So, we can say that traditional Thai dresses came from the old Thai costumes and outfits culture indeed.
The national costume of Cambodia is called "Sampod" and not "Sabai". The reason why the former Cambodians had to wear the Sabai is because Cambodia was under the jurisdiction of Thailand for more than four hundred years. Thailand therefore forced Cambodians to wear sabai in order to bring royal tributes such as money trees, gold trees, and other valuables to present to the Thai king in the palace. And if a Cambodian wants to wear a Thai sabai in various important ceremonies, Cambodia must send a letter requesting permission to wear a sabai from Thailand before they can wear a sabai. But after Cambodia fell under the power of France, the Cambodian king and royal family no longer wore sabai. Later, Cambodia had to face many wars which resulted in the death of many talented people. And Cambodian people who survived the war do not have the potential to develop their country, culture, and clothing. Meanwhile, the Thai sabai dress has always been developed to be beautiful and diverse until the Thai sabai dress has become known and loved by people around the world. Cambodia wants their country to be liked by people around the world just like Thailand. Cambodia therefore chose to take the Thai sabai and pretend to be its own national costume. and accused Thailand of being a thief.
All Thai dresses created by Queen Sirikit of Thailand are legally copyrighted. If people around the world want to wear Thai clothes, all Thai people are happy to let people around the world wear them. But there are some countries bordering Thailand that have taken the Thai costumes created by Queen Sirikit and falsely claimed them as their own national costumes, not caring that these Thai costumes were legally copyrighted.
Thai dress is the pride of Thai people. It has its own identity. Although currently not Used in everyday life, but also used in weddings. Brides often use Thai dresses and high-class Thai people. Must be used in official royal ceremonies. In the past, Cambodians were never interested in Thai costumes, but because Cambodians like to watch Thai dramas and watch Thai television, there is a Thai drama "Buppesannivas" which is a story looking back in the Ayutthaya period with beautiful Thai costumes. and there are foreign tourists coming. Visit Thailand They like to rent Thai costumes to take photos. Pictures with Thai temples became a trend. When Cambodians see And if you like it, dress up in Thai clothes and take pictures together. Many because they like it and want it themselves. Cambodian people themselves say that this is a Cambodian costume. Cambodians made it themselves, which is very embarrassing and disgusting.
These traditional Thai costumes are the result of collecting historical data and redesigning them in a new way by our queen during the reign of King Rama IX. It is a very sad matter for the Thai people that Cambodia attempts to claim ownership of these costumes and accessories. They accuse Thailand of being thieves based solely on the images on the temple walls since 800 year ago, which can be interpreted in any way you imagine. While Thailand has abundant evidence, including designers, tailors, fabric weaving sources, jewelry makers, documented records, photographs, and videos from both within the country and internationally. Cambodia, seeking reputation, income, and a global standing, finds it easier to imitate and violate copyrights rather than create its own identity. It takes a long time for them to prove and gain acceptance, relying on the popularity and acceptance of Thai culture. The costumes of Cambodia and Thailand differ. You can search for evidence from various sources, except in Cambodia and wikipedia, where they have distorted their own history completely."
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Actually, traditional Thai dresses were used since Sukhothai Kingdom (before Ayudhya and Siam) or almost 1 thousand years ago before Thailand but never been concluded and classified as the standard types of Thai dresses like Queen Sirikit have done. It means that her 8 kinds of Thai dresses were not newly created but they came from the historical research. The old photos were just a part of the historical sources that working team studied. So, we can say that traditional Thai dresses came from the old Thai costumes and outfits culture indeed.
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The national costume of Cambodia is called "Sampod" and not "Sabai". The reason why the former Cambodians had to wear the Sabai is because Cambodia was under the jurisdiction of Thailand for more than four hundred years. Thailand therefore forced Cambodians to wear sabai in order to bring royal tributes such as money trees, gold trees, and other valuables to present to the Thai king in the palace. And if a Cambodian wants to wear a Thai sabai in various important ceremonies, Cambodia must send a letter requesting permission to wear a sabai from Thailand before they can wear a sabai. But after Cambodia fell under the power of France, the Cambodian king and royal family no longer wore sabai. Later, Cambodia had to face many wars which resulted in the death of many talented people. And Cambodian people who survived the war do not have the potential to develop their country, culture, and clothing. Meanwhile, the Thai sabai dress has always been developed to be beautiful and diverse until the Thai sabai dress has become known and loved by people around the world. Cambodia wants their country to be liked by people around the world just like Thailand. Cambodia therefore chose to take the Thai sabai and pretend to be its own national costume. and accused Thailand of being a thief.
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All Thai dresses created by Queen Sirikit of Thailand are legally copyrighted. If people around the world want to wear Thai clothes, all Thai people are happy to let people around the world wear them. But there are some countries bordering Thailand that have taken the Thai costumes created by Queen Sirikit and falsely claimed them as their own national costumes, not caring that these Thai costumes were legally copyrighted.
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Thai dress is the pride of Thai people. It has its own identity. Although currently not Used in everyday life, but also used in weddings. Brides often use Thai dresses and high-class Thai people. Must be used in official royal ceremonies. In the past, Cambodians were never interested in Thai costumes, but because Cambodians like to watch Thai dramas and watch Thai television, there is a Thai drama "Buppesannivas" which is a story looking back in the Ayutthaya period with beautiful Thai costumes. and there are foreign tourists coming. Visit Thailand They like to rent Thai costumes to take photos. Pictures with Thai temples became a trend. When Cambodians see And if you like it, dress up in Thai clothes and take pictures together. Many because they like it and want it themselves. Cambodian people themselves say that this is a Cambodian costume. Cambodians made it themselves, which is very embarrassing and disgusting.
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These traditional Thai costumes are the result of collecting historical data and redesigning them in a new way by our queen during the reign of King Rama IX.
It is a very sad matter for the Thai people that Cambodia attempts to claim ownership of these costumes and accessories. They accuse Thailand of being thieves based solely on the images on the temple walls since 800 year ago, which can be interpreted in any way you imagine.
While Thailand has abundant evidence, including designers, tailors, fabric weaving sources, jewelry makers, documented records, photographs, and videos from both within the country and internationally.
Cambodia, seeking reputation, income, and a global standing, finds it easier to imitate and violate copyrights rather than create its own identity. It takes a long time for them to prove and gain acceptance, relying on the popularity and acceptance of Thai culture.
The costumes of Cambodia and Thailand differ. You can search for evidence from various sources, except in Cambodia and wikipedia, where they have distorted their own history completely."
Thank you for your interest and appreciation of Thai culture. If you have the opportunity, we'd love for you to visit our home.
We'd love for you to see our home, try the food we eat, and welcome you.
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