CAMBODIAN CLOTHES
Sampot
Apsara wearing Angkorian-style sampot fabric.
The sampot is the national piece of clothing of Cambodia. The conventional dress is like those well used in the neighboring nations of Laos and Thailand, however varieties exist between the nations. The sampot goes back to the Funan period when a Cambodian lord purportedly requested the general population of his kingdom to wear the sampot at the solicitation of Chinese agents.
There are numerous varieties for the sampot, each is washed by class. The normal sampot, referred to additionally as the sarong is regularly worn by men and ladies of lower class. It quantifies more or less one and a half meters and both finishes are sewn together. It is attached to securely secure it on the waist.
Sampot Chang Kben
Sampot Chang Kben is the favored decision of apparel for ladies of upper and working classes for day by day wear. This routine of every day wear vanished first and foremost of the twentieth century. Not at all like the run of the mill Sampot, it is all the more a gasp than a skirt. It is a rectangular bit of fabric measuring 3 meters in length and one meters wide.[2] It is worn by wrapping it around the waist, extending it far from the body and curving the bunch. The bunch is then pulled between the legs and held by a metal belt. Despite class, all Cambodian ladies wear the Sampot Chang Kben on unique occasions. Men might likewise wear it, however the conventional examples rely on upon sex. The Sampot Chang Kben is received in Thailand and Laos, where it is known as Chong Kraben. It dates to the to antiquated Cambodia where divinities frequently wore such styles.
Sampot Phamuong
Sampot Phamuong are a wide range of varieties of conventional Khmer textiles.[4] They are single hued and twill woven. There are right now 52 hues utilized as a part of Sampot Phamuong. The Phamuong Chorabap is a lavish fabric utilizing something like 22 needles to make. Phamuong variety are rabak, chorcung, anlounh, kaneiv and bantok. It generally contains botanical and geometrical themes. The most esteemed silk used to make the Phamuong is Cambodian yellow silk, known for its fine quality. New plans draw motivation from antiquated examples of old silk.
Sampot Hol
Sampot Hol is a common conventional material. There are two sorts of Sampot Hol, one is a wrapping skirt that uses a system called chong kiet and twill weave. Impacted by the Indian patola, it created examples and procedures throughout the hundreds of years to turn into a honest to goodness Khmer workmanship style. The sampot hol has more than 200 examples consolidated with three to five hues, yellow, red, chestnut, blue, and green. There are four varieties, sampot hol, sampot hol por, sampot hol kben and sampot hol ktong. Examples are normally geometric themes, creatures, and bloom themes.
Both Sampot Phamuong and Sampot Hol accepted to have developed from unique Sampot in Oudok Era as word Phamuong originates from Siam dialect that Pha mean Fabric and Mung mean violet while Sampot Hol had acquainted as stately skirtcloth with the Thai court as sompak poom or pha poom in nineteenth century.[5][6] Although that time, Thai society affected that much into Khmer society, Khmer weaving in any case, is not a duplicate from Siam, in light of the fact that Cambodia as of now had a weaving society before the Klung progress. Right now, Cambodia still don't comprehend what the word like Phamung implied in that time.
Sampot Tep Apsara
Sampot Tep apsara Angkor is a well known kind of sampot in Khmer realm time, which still found on the base conviction of Apsaras cutting aroung Khmer Famous sanctuary, Angkor wat. By and large, all of thoes skirt are fixed to securely secure it on the waist and are held up with a style of brilliant belt. A long crease is dropped at the center of Sampot which the length of that fabric forces at the leg's calf. The skirt's stitch at the both part dependably get a little bunch up. There are likewise two bunches that originate from the waist of sampot with the left Knot as the long bunch like the slight long fabric while the right Knot has the same physical appearance however more design at the hitch's center. Today, this style of sampot is the anecdotal skirt for these days individuals as No of this sort of sampot wearing by anybody however will a delineation to open as it will wearing in some appear as they disgus as Apsara.
Sampot Samloy
Sampot Samloy is long skirt utilized day by day for men and ladies. The name Samloy for the most part alludes to no shading yet dark for old name, now it is once in a while perceived as the delicate, meager fabric with more enrichment and example look Sarong Batik yet may be littler. With its meager and delicate appearance, the style of dress had been obliged to hold a bunch, make it to end up Sampot Chang Kben effortlessly. Then again, it is important to make a fold at the left or right side like Sarong and Another sampot yet the greater part of female wearer, prone to hold its bunch at up center, drop a little division site at the length of Saloy at the knee to be effortlessly to stroll for the wearer. Saloy was known not prominent amid Chatomok Era.
Sampot Chorabap
Sampot Chorabap is a long skirt of silk weaved everywhere throughout the gold string, worn by lady in Khmer established move, love bird and the character of Mae Hua in Royal Plowing Ceremony of Cambodia.
Sampot Sang
Sampot Sang is a short skirt with silk weaving.
Sampot Seai Sua
Sampot Seai Sua is a sort of skirt of one shading with a gold or silver weaved band along a lower ham. roday, this skirt is exceptionally mainstream among Laotian's woman than Khmer individuals.
Sampot Lberk
Sampot Lberk is a long skirt secured with totally silk embroiredy. Today it is worn in wedding services in the spot like Sampot Sabum. In antiquated times, This sort of sampot is for the most part worn by Noblemen of Cambodia amid Lovek period.
Sampot Anlorgn
Sampot Alorgn is a long skirt with the vertical stripes, normally worn by old individuals or agriculturist in the farmland. This one is share profoundly basic to Burma's Longyi.
There are numerous variety of Tops known as Shirt in Cambodia. The creation of conventional Aor is found after Khmer domain time at the late of 13 century to 14 century
Chang Pong
Chang Pong is a bit of fabric in any shading which Khmer individuals at the late of 13 century particularly ladies, began utilized it to cover their mid-section, appeared just the stomach. The style of Covering, is spread it at the back and every side of the fabric to join at the center the mid-section and move it to up to be littler to tie which this style called Chang Pok.It then grew more to Tronum which is a thick and solid fabric spread on the mid-section of khmer woman, which stick on the body unequivocally. Here and there, the normally style of wearing this article of clothing is comparative approach to wearing Aor Chang Pok, just Aor tronum, not appeared as much skin like Aor Chang Pok. Prevalence of wearing Aor Tronum, were for youthful rich woman amid Chatomok Era and today an essential ensemble of all to be utilized as a part of Khmer established move.
Av Bumpong
Av Bumpong mean tube skirt in English as per appearance like a long tube, pay off to the body at the head and drop to down effortlessly. Aor Bupok is a long shirt like a dress than the customary shurt like Vietnamese Ao Dai, Indian's Kurta and Malaysia's baju kurung. By and large, It has a Collar with a catch at the length from the neck to mid-section like Kurta while it typically norrow at the shirt's center in the stomach part like Baju Kurung however has the little shrouded cut at trim of every shirt of shirt like Ao Dai which permitted the beneath piece of shirt swing to Wide and Big. The majority of Shirt is length at the knee while couple of one simply just Length at the thigh. This Shirt is renowned amid Lovek to Oudong period worn by rich woman.
Av Dai Puon
Av Dai Puon is a customary pullover in Lovek time. The name of dai puon is truly significance as per expanded short arm. This shirt more often than not had a column of catch and just of few of to a great degree rich young lady counld had one amid that time.
Av Pnot Kback
Av Pnot Kback is a female formal shirt essentially worn by affluent young ladies. It is frequently embellished with a line of creases with flower designs. It is regularly matched with a neckline and the stitch of arm in the same style. The period in which this shirt was concocted is not particularly known, but rather numerous trusted it can be ascribed to Lovek. This shirt is very like a Burmese style, as it maybe it was affected by the way of life of Burma.
Av Neang Nov
Av neang nov is a the long arm shirt, worn by lady.
Av Bar Bov
Av Bar Bov is a no arm coat wear on the Av neang nov and Av Dai Puon. This shirt had the dounble of Button on its crease. The name of Av Bar Bov is known as Lotus leaves, the actually significance from Thailand.
Av Pak
Av Pak is a late well known style pullover in Cambodia worn by Woman. This one is known as the khmer form of Kebaya with plain stamped cotton intricately hand-painted weaved silk with gold string. Previously, this sort of shirt obliged it own one of a kind style with just white shading with the high brimming with weave. Today, This shirt has the more gold string in a few shading and had cut into a considerable measure of present day design which exceptionally prominent to Khmer individuals particularly moderately aged and young lady with the restricted style and a few embellishment model. This shirt had been noted as today's khmer national ensemble where a considerable measure of khmer young lady had utilized this pullover at the extraordinary event both inside and outside Cambodia to restored the khmer character. This shirt normally worn with Sampot Hol and a couple worn with Sampot Chang Kben
Krama
Primary article: Krama
Customarily Cambodians wear a checkered scarf called a "Krama". The Krama has been an image of Cambodian dress subsequent to the first century rule of Preah Bath Hun Tean in spite of the fact that it is not clear when precisely the krama got to be elegant in the lanes.
A Cambodian lady wearing a cone shaped cap to keep off the sun's warmth in the rice fields. Her krama is worn underneath
The "krama" is the thing that unmistakably isolates the Khmer (Cambodians) from their Thai, Vietnamese, and Laotian neighbors. The scarf is utilized for some reasons including for style, assurance from the hot sun, a guide (for your feet) when climbing trees, a loft for newborn children, a towel, or a "sarong". A "krama" can likewise be effortlessly molded into a little kid's doll for play. Under the Khmer Rouge, all Khmer were compelled to wear a checkered "krama".
The funnel shaped cap is likewise worn by numerous especially by specialists in the field to keep the sun off.[8] This, in any case, is a Vietnamese cap that has been embraced to a sure degree by Khmer in the territories nearby Vietnam.
Apsara wearing Angkorian-style sampot fabric.
The sampot is the national piece of clothing of Cambodia. The conventional dress is like those well used in the neighboring nations of Laos and Thailand, however varieties exist between the nations. The sampot goes back to the Funan period when a Cambodian lord purportedly requested the general population of his kingdom to wear the sampot at the solicitation of Chinese agents.
There are numerous varieties for the sampot, each is washed by class. The normal sampot, referred to additionally as the sarong is regularly worn by men and ladies of lower class. It quantifies more or less one and a half meters and both finishes are sewn together. It is attached to securely secure it on the waist.
Sampot Chang Kben
Sampot Chang Kben is the favored decision of apparel for ladies of upper and working classes for day by day wear. This routine of every day wear vanished first and foremost of the twentieth century. Not at all like the run of the mill Sampot, it is all the more a gasp than a skirt. It is a rectangular bit of fabric measuring 3 meters in length and one meters wide.[2] It is worn by wrapping it around the waist, extending it far from the body and curving the bunch. The bunch is then pulled between the legs and held by a metal belt. Despite class, all Cambodian ladies wear the Sampot Chang Kben on unique occasions. Men might likewise wear it, however the conventional examples rely on upon sex. The Sampot Chang Kben is received in Thailand and Laos, where it is known as Chong Kraben. It dates to the to antiquated Cambodia where divinities frequently wore such styles.
Sampot Phamuong are a wide range of varieties of conventional Khmer textiles.[4] They are single hued and twill woven. There are right now 52 hues utilized as a part of Sampot Phamuong. The Phamuong Chorabap is a lavish fabric utilizing something like 22 needles to make. Phamuong variety are rabak, chorcung, anlounh, kaneiv and bantok. It generally contains botanical and geometrical themes. The most esteemed silk used to make the Phamuong is Cambodian yellow silk, known for its fine quality. New plans draw motivation from antiquated examples of old silk.
Sampot Hol
Sampot Hol is a common conventional material. There are two sorts of Sampot Hol, one is a wrapping skirt that uses a system called chong kiet and twill weave. Impacted by the Indian patola, it created examples and procedures throughout the hundreds of years to turn into a honest to goodness Khmer workmanship style. The sampot hol has more than 200 examples consolidated with three to five hues, yellow, red, chestnut, blue, and green. There are four varieties, sampot hol, sampot hol por, sampot hol kben and sampot hol ktong. Examples are normally geometric themes, creatures, and bloom themes.
Both Sampot Phamuong and Sampot Hol accepted to have developed from unique Sampot in Oudok Era as word Phamuong originates from Siam dialect that Pha mean Fabric and Mung mean violet while Sampot Hol had acquainted as stately skirtcloth with the Thai court as sompak poom or pha poom in nineteenth century.[5][6] Although that time, Thai society affected that much into Khmer society, Khmer weaving in any case, is not a duplicate from Siam, in light of the fact that Cambodia as of now had a weaving society before the Klung progress. Right now, Cambodia still don't comprehend what the word like Phamung implied in that time.
Sampot Tep Apsara
Sampot Tep apsara Angkor is a well known kind of sampot in Khmer realm time, which still found on the base conviction of Apsaras cutting aroung Khmer Famous sanctuary, Angkor wat. By and large, all of thoes skirt are fixed to securely secure it on the waist and are held up with a style of brilliant belt. A long crease is dropped at the center of Sampot which the length of that fabric forces at the leg's calf. The skirt's stitch at the both part dependably get a little bunch up. There are likewise two bunches that originate from the waist of sampot with the left Knot as the long bunch like the slight long fabric while the right Knot has the same physical appearance however more design at the hitch's center. Today, this style of sampot is the anecdotal skirt for these days individuals as No of this sort of sampot wearing by anybody however will a delineation to open as it will wearing in some appear as they disgus as Apsara.
Sampot Samloy
Sampot Samloy is long skirt utilized day by day for men and ladies. The name Samloy for the most part alludes to no shading yet dark for old name, now it is once in a while perceived as the delicate, meager fabric with more enrichment and example look Sarong Batik yet may be littler. With its meager and delicate appearance, the style of dress had been obliged to hold a bunch, make it to end up Sampot Chang Kben effortlessly. Then again, it is important to make a fold at the left or right side like Sarong and Another sampot yet the greater part of female wearer, prone to hold its bunch at up center, drop a little division site at the length of Saloy at the knee to be effortlessly to stroll for the wearer. Saloy was known not prominent amid Chatomok Era.
Sampot Chorabap
Sampot Chorabap is a long skirt of silk weaved everywhere throughout the gold string, worn by lady in Khmer established move, love bird and the character of Mae Hua in Royal Plowing Ceremony of Cambodia.
Sampot Sang
Sampot Sang is a short skirt with silk weaving.
Sampot Seai Sua
Sampot Seai Sua is a sort of skirt of one shading with a gold or silver weaved band along a lower ham. roday, this skirt is exceptionally mainstream among Laotian's woman than Khmer individuals.
Sampot Lberk
Sampot Lberk is a long skirt secured with totally silk embroiredy. Today it is worn in wedding services in the spot like Sampot Sabum. In antiquated times, This sort of sampot is for the most part worn by Noblemen of Cambodia amid Lovek period.
Sampot Anlorgn
Sampot Alorgn is a long skirt with the vertical stripes, normally worn by old individuals or agriculturist in the farmland. This one is share profoundly basic to Burma's Longyi.
There are numerous variety of Tops known as Shirt in Cambodia. The creation of conventional Aor is found after Khmer domain time at the late of 13 century to 14 century
Chang Pong
Chang Pong is a bit of fabric in any shading which Khmer individuals at the late of 13 century particularly ladies, began utilized it to cover their mid-section, appeared just the stomach. The style of Covering, is spread it at the back and every side of the fabric to join at the center the mid-section and move it to up to be littler to tie which this style called Chang Pok.It then grew more to Tronum which is a thick and solid fabric spread on the mid-section of khmer woman, which stick on the body unequivocally. Here and there, the normally style of wearing this article of clothing is comparative approach to wearing Aor Chang Pok, just Aor tronum, not appeared as much skin like Aor Chang Pok. Prevalence of wearing Aor Tronum, were for youthful rich woman amid Chatomok Era and today an essential ensemble of all to be utilized as a part of Khmer established move.
Av Bumpong
Av Bumpong mean tube skirt in English as per appearance like a long tube, pay off to the body at the head and drop to down effortlessly. Aor Bupok is a long shirt like a dress than the customary shurt like Vietnamese Ao Dai, Indian's Kurta and Malaysia's baju kurung. By and large, It has a Collar with a catch at the length from the neck to mid-section like Kurta while it typically norrow at the shirt's center in the stomach part like Baju Kurung however has the little shrouded cut at trim of every shirt of shirt like Ao Dai which permitted the beneath piece of shirt swing to Wide and Big. The majority of Shirt is length at the knee while couple of one simply just Length at the thigh. This Shirt is renowned amid Lovek to Oudong period worn by rich woman.
Av Dai Puon
Av Dai Puon is a customary pullover in Lovek time. The name of dai puon is truly significance as per expanded short arm. This shirt more often than not had a column of catch and just of few of to a great degree rich young lady counld had one amid that time.
Av Pnot Kback
Av Pnot Kback is a female formal shirt essentially worn by affluent young ladies. It is frequently embellished with a line of creases with flower designs. It is regularly matched with a neckline and the stitch of arm in the same style. The period in which this shirt was concocted is not particularly known, but rather numerous trusted it can be ascribed to Lovek. This shirt is very like a Burmese style, as it maybe it was affected by the way of life of Burma.
Av Neang Nov
Av neang nov is a the long arm shirt, worn by lady.
Av Bar Bov
Av Bar Bov is a no arm coat wear on the Av neang nov and Av Dai Puon. This shirt had the dounble of Button on its crease. The name of Av Bar Bov is known as Lotus leaves, the actually significance from Thailand.
Av Pak
Av Pak is a late well known style pullover in Cambodia worn by Woman. This one is known as the khmer form of Kebaya with plain stamped cotton intricately hand-painted weaved silk with gold string. Previously, this sort of shirt obliged it own one of a kind style with just white shading with the high brimming with weave. Today, This shirt has the more gold string in a few shading and had cut into a considerable measure of present day design which exceptionally prominent to Khmer individuals particularly moderately aged and young lady with the restricted style and a few embellishment model. This shirt had been noted as today's khmer national ensemble where a considerable measure of khmer young lady had utilized this pullover at the extraordinary event both inside and outside Cambodia to restored the khmer character. This shirt normally worn with Sampot Hol and a couple worn with Sampot Chang Kben
Krama
Primary article: Krama
Customarily Cambodians wear a checkered scarf called a "Krama". The Krama has been an image of Cambodian dress subsequent to the first century rule of Preah Bath Hun Tean in spite of the fact that it is not clear when precisely the krama got to be elegant in the lanes.
A Cambodian lady wearing a cone shaped cap to keep off the sun's warmth in the rice fields. Her krama is worn underneath
The "krama" is the thing that unmistakably isolates the Khmer (Cambodians) from their Thai, Vietnamese, and Laotian neighbors. The scarf is utilized for some reasons including for style, assurance from the hot sun, a guide (for your feet) when climbing trees, a loft for newborn children, a towel, or a "sarong". A "krama" can likewise be effortlessly molded into a little kid's doll for play. Under the Khmer Rouge, all Khmer were compelled to wear a checkered "krama".
The funnel shaped cap is likewise worn by numerous especially by specialists in the field to keep the sun off.[8] This, in any case, is a Vietnamese cap that has been embraced to a sure degree by Khmer in the territories nearby Vietnam.
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