- The
lomphok (Thai: ลอมพอก,
pronounced [lɔ̄m.pʰɔ̂ːk]; literally, "piled up [and]
layered [wrapped head cover]") is a
ceremonial headgear of Thailand, historically...
- emb****y in 1688 The
Ayutthayan official Kosa Pan
wearing Lomphok and
Khrui Kosa Pan
wearing lomphok and Khrui, 1686
Claude de
Forbin wearing Ayutthayan mandarin...
- the Nobleman's Gown and the
Lomphok, 10
April 2012. The
officers on the
Minor Chariot wear the Nobleman's Gown and the
Lomphok. The
Chariot is
carrying The...
- โจงกระเบน), as trousers.
Court officers, (who
served in the
royal palace) wore
lomphok, as headgear, khrui, and wore
chong kben.
Women The
queen wore
chada (Thai:...
- the
nobility wore silk
robes called khrui and a tall,
pointed hat
called lomphok in
attendance of
royal affairs. Bare
chests and bare feet were accepted...
-
distinctive tall,
pointed shape,
which was
probably acquired from the
lomphok, a
pointed cloth headdress of
Persian origin,
during the
Ayutthaya period...
