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Costume for Sida

Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles

Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles
Bangkok, Thailand

Over a simple base consisting of a snug bodice and wrap skirt, Rama’s wife, Sida, wears a front-pleated brocade hip wrapper (phaa nung) worn like a skirt, and a long, embroidered, upper-body garment that combines cape and shoulder cloth. Her attire is further embellished with an embroidered collar and sparkling bracelets, rings, pendants, anklets, and belt. Instead of a mask, she wears a towering, bejeweled gold-metal crown and stylized makeup

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  • Title: Costume for Sida
  • Provenance: Courtesy of the SUPPORT Foundation
  • Type: Costume
  • Medium: Metal-thread, silk-thread, sequin, metal-strip embroidery on plain silk, silk and metal-thread brocade
Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles

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