Travel Wastra Neighbors In The Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles Thailand

Travel Wastra Neighbors In The Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles Thailand

                   
Hey Dude,! Bangkok is one of the world garment shopping paradise, but the first stop for a moment your shopping activity, and a time to visit the Queen Sirikit Museum, which is located on the right side entrance of the Grand Palace, Bangkok. Not only recognize the historical development of the Thai textile and clothing styles of Queen Sirikit, you can also learn to appreciate the culture of the nation.

Galeri 1,2 and 3 - For the Love of Her Country, Her Majesty Queen Sirikit Creates the SUPPORT.

Queen Sirikit Museum was built by the SUPPORT Foundation, which is managed by Queen Sirikit. As the name implies, this museum tells the story of the role of the Queen Sirikit change the image of Thai silk, which was only the usual locally produced, became the symbol of the Thai state. Thanks to the hard work of Queen Sirikit, Thailand is now well known as the producer of silk fabrics and gorgeous.

Queen Sirikit Museum does have a mission to create public awareness of the culture and beauty of the textile industry in Thailand, an aspiration which is manifested directly by Queen Sirikit with the help of the Crown Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhom. Not only that, the museum became a center of learning about Thailand's textile industry in the past to the present, where material knowledge and textile industry itself came from all over Southeast Asia, South Asia, and East Asia. Of course, knowledge is spoken with a thorough explanation of the relationship between the development of the textile industry and Queen Sirikit.

In this gallery, we can see a wide variety of styles and models commonly Queen Sirikit use in everyday events and his kingdom, complete with accessories that complement the dress style of the Thai royalty. The clothing collections are made with a variety of unique materials, ranging from silk to wood that is processed into cloth very beautiful. We can also see a row of designer world, such as Pierre Balmain, Balenciaga, and Jean Paul Gaultier, who had designed the wardrobe of Queen with authentic Thai silk material..
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The story of the Queen of creating business models typical clothes Thailand told in this gallery, through the display of more than 20 typical Thailand clothes are worn by Queen Sirikit during a visit to a foreign country or international events. The process of making clothes typical Thai Queen Sirikit began in 1960, when Queen Sirikit was preparing to accompany the King will make a visit to fourteen countries in America and Europe.

Queen effort in creating a distinctive dress is strongly supported by the King of Thailand. King then do research through the collection of old photographs and paintings of Thai women to study the clothing worn by the women of Thailand in the past. Through these findings, Queen Sirikit entrust relatives, Thanphuying Maneerat Bunnag, along with scientists and historians to design clothes typical of Thailand. That cooperation resulted in eight models of clothing typical of Thailand that now we can see in the museum.

Galeri 4 - Artistry in Silk: The Royal Style of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit.

Third and fourth galleries display the SUPPORT Foundation's role in maintaining and promoting traditional Thai silk fabric. In this gallery displayed trip around Thailand's Queen Sirikit, starting in 1955, to visit the region that produces silk.

Not just to visit, Queen Sirikit also provide support, such as funding, training, and supply of materials to manufacturers of silk fabrics, most of whom are women. Queen Sirikit found the manufacture of silk fabrics can be a source of income for Thai women, while preserving the unique cultural heritage of Thailand.

 Galeri 5 - Fashioning Tradition: Queen Sirikit Creates a National Dress for Thailand.
 Thailand itself has long established collaboration with the Jakarta Fashion Week, through the body of the Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) of the Ministry of Commerce Thailand. Last year, for to the umpteenth time, the State presents designers superior white elephant on stage JFW 2016/2017, namely Direk Paul and THEA by Thara, as well as excellent products typical two renowned shopping centers in Bangkok, Siam Paragon and Central.

Thailand also often invite the designer Indonesia to act on their cutting-edge fashion week titled Bangkok International Fashion Fair & Bangkok International Leather Fair (BIFF & BIL). 2016, designers are leaving is Rani and SOE Hatta Jakarta is equally a designer Indonesia Fashion Forward.

Teks: Ai Syarif
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