1.OK Phai Saphok Phai (chest wide hip wide):This is the pim with big chest, narrow waist and
wide out again at hip. This is the pim which contains chest, waist, hip. Luang Wicharnchiaranai used
the existing buddha statue in the temple of Wat Rakang as his model. This Sukhothai pattern.
wide out again at hip. This is the pim which contains chest, waist, hip. Luang Wicharnchiaranai used
the existing buddha statue in the temple of Wat Rakang as his model. This Sukhothai pattern.
2.OK V (V chest): This the pim with big wide chest, narrow waist and float, no hip. Someone
calls “Ok V El Loi” The chest of buddha image is in english letter V shape. This is early Sukhothai art
pattern.
calls “Ok V El Loi” The chest of buddha image is in english letter V shape. This is early Sukhothai art
pattern.
3. OK Krabok (Cylinder Chest): This is the pim with chest, body and waist in about the same size.
Like old people with no curve in shape unlike the first 2 pim. The top and bottom of the chest are
equal like bamboo that used for collecting syrup from palm tree. This is U-Thong art pattern which is
not so beautiful.
Like old people with no curve in shape unlike the first 2 pim. The top and bottom of the chest are
equal like bamboo that used for collecting syrup from palm tree. This is U-Thong art pattern which is
not so beautiful.
4. OK Reaw Fab OK rong (Deflated tapering chest and channel chest): This is the pim with small
chest, tapering body, deflate belly like a channel, long topmost neck, hair goes beyond the arch,
small leg, face similar to grasshopper face. This is Phra Sai nong Khai art pattern.
chest, tapering body, deflate belly like a channel, long topmost neck, hair goes beyond the arch,
small leg, face similar to grasshopper face. This is Phra Sai nong Khai art pattern.
5. OK Jeeworn Sangkhati : This is the pim that one Jeeworn line is visible from right armpit to left
shoulder and 1-2 line(s) of Sangkhati from left chest down to belly. This pim is Chiangsaen art pattern.
shoulder and 1-2 line(s) of Sangkhati from left chest down to belly. This pim is Chiangsaen art pattern.
No comments:
Post a Comment