- The
khrui (Thai: ครุย,
pronounced [
kʰrūi]) is a
light outer garment worn as a gown or robe in
certain ceremonial settings in Thailand. It is long-sleeved...
- 1688 The
Ayutthayan official Kosa Pan
wearing Lomphok and
Khrui Kosa Pan
wearing lomphok and
Khrui, 1686
Claude de
Forbin wearing Ayutthayan mandarin dress...
- King
Prajadhipok wearing khrui and
chang kben,
armed with krabi...
- to well
below the knee.
Members of the
nobility wore silk
robes called khrui and a tall,
pointed hat
called lomphok in
attendance of
royal affairs. Bare...
- and wrists. The gown
itself is
adapted from the
ceremonial attire called khrui,
traditionally worn by
government executives and
peers to
reflect their...
- with
khrui and wore
chong kben (Thai: โจงกระเบน), as trousers.
Court officers, (who
served in the
royal palace) wore lomphok, as headgear,
khrui, and...
- King
Vajiravudh wearing the
khrui of a barrister-at-law...
-
dress of
Chulalongkorn University is
based on
ceremonial attire called khrui, a gown made from very fine mesh. The robe was
originally reserved for pre-ordination...
-
prefer a
traditional robe
originated in the
royal court,
known as suea
khrui. Traditionally, the robe is a one-piece open-fronted
garment made with a...
- and
military services, as well as the
formal clothing worn with the suea
khrui as the
academic dress of
certain universities,
where it is worn with trousers...
