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Craft umbrella frame. All parts are handmade. The frame will support a sheet of paper painted Wood statuette representing a Thai woman in her colorful costume A woman's hand with an engagement ring. A topaz surrounded by diamonds on white gold setting Paper umbrella. Umbrellas manufacturers still exist in ancient Thailand. Tourists who buy these umbrellas from another age to help the survival of this ancient craft. These umbrellas are made of bamboo and paper hand-painted The silk industry is important in Thailand. Many workshops still operate very traditional. But whether the trade or industrial fabrics, yarn always has this little cocoon which encloses the worms. It comes at the right time to harvest the cocoons and boil them to kill the worms before it turns into a chrysalis and devours the cocoon into a butterfly Bombyx out. The art is to find the start of the thread of the cocoon when it is immersed in hot water for winding on a spinning wheel. As the wire is more tenuous son have teamed up to be bamboozled. The silkworm feeds on mulberry leaves. He retreats into a cocoon to pupate. The butterfly is the silkworm Bombyx Silkworms on mulberry leaves. The silkworm feeds on mulberry leaves. He enclosed in a cocoon in order to pupate. The butterfly is the silkworm Bombyx Many weaving silk in Thailand. Trades are often dilapidated and poorly lit workshops. The complexity and subtlety of son make this work a women's profession. Thailand religious sculpture in wood is everywhere Staircase leading to the temple. A dragon spitting out four dragons on each side mark the start of the staircase. The dragon's tail is 300 steps up. The number five is a sacred number. A huge bronze elephant Phrathat Wat Doi Suthep. Statue recalling the legend of the origin of the creation of the temple. The monk Sumanathera bringing a relic of the Buddha to the King. The white elephant in charge of the relic went up the hill and died there. Lizards at the entrance kiosk. Buddhism has many symbolic and mythical animals. Lizard, dragon, tortoise, phoenix are among the most common. A huge bronze elephant Phrathat Wat Doi Suthep. Statue recalling the legend of the origin of the creation of the temple. The monk Sumanathera bringing a relic of the Buddha to the King. The white elephant in charge of the relic went up the hill and died there. Back door of the temple Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep in Chiang Mai in the north-western Thailand. As usual the stairs are often decorated with dragons mythical animals in the Buddhist religion. Rare moment when there are no believers in this place. The faithful come to ring the bells one by one sign of devotion and prayer. It is the only garden of the temple, because everything is tiled and concrete. In the temple of Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep in Chiang Mai, a generous donor from Singapore built this kiosk which houses the "Gong". He made his name engraved on the building. It is the only garden of the temple, because everything is tiled and concrete. Rare moment when there are no believers in this place. The faithful come to ring the bells one by one sign of devotion and prayer. Rare moment when there are no believers in this place. The faithful come to ring the bells one by one sign of devotion and prayer. Buddhist monk from Thailand in its Kesa saffron and ocher. The monk wear this garment which releases the right shoulder. In Asia, the religious fervor is high. Many opportunities are offered to the faithful to make donations. In Buddhist temples, for the very generous donors there is a tree with donations. The faithful are buying a piece where they engrave their names. Thus they contribute to the construction of a new temple or a giant Buddha A white elephant carrying a relic of the Buddha will be released and would have climbed the hills above Chiang Mai and am dead. This was seen as a divine sign and that was the reason for the construction of the temple Wat Doi Suthep Phrathat The Buddhist and Hinduism has a multitude of gods and goddess. This goddess seems to have a long pipe in his head. This statue is placed in a little frequented the temple. View from the belfry of the gong and the bell of Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep in Chiang Mai. In this temple as in many others in Thailand there are loose dogs. Goddess and wrong in a booth isolated from the temple of Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep in Chiang Mai in the north-western Thailand Dans un hall du temple de Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep à Chiang Mai au nord-ouest de la Thaïlande , des bouddhas et des jarres en argent fermées dans des chasses vitrées . Les milliers de fidèles qui viennent journellement visiter le temple , laissent des sommes importantes d’argent . Le temple est extrêmement riche au popint que d’autres temples moins fréquentés de la région déposent des urnes pour profiter de cette manne financière . Dans un hall du temple de Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep à Chiang Mai au nord-ouest de la Thaïlande , des bouddhas et des jarres en argent fermées dans des chasses vitrées . Les milliers de fidèles qui viennent journellement visiter le temple , laissent des sommes importantes d’argent . Le temple est extrêmement riche au popint que d’autres temples moins fréquentés de la région déposent des urnes pour profiter de cette manne financière . Position symboliques du Bouddha au temple de Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep . Un auge en inox remplie decire liquide d’où sortent de fleurs de lotus avec une mèche enflammée . Les fidèles s’arrêtent devant chaque Bouddha dans leur parcours pour prier et versent à l’aide d’une petite louche , un peu de cire liquide dans la fleur de lotus pour que la flamme continue à brûler . Des clochette sont pendues au bord du toit . Elle tintent par le battant agité par le vent sur les feuilles d’or . Au temple de Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep à Chiang Mai tous les bouddhas sont doré . Seuls quelque uns en marbre ou en bronze sont placés sur le chemin des fidèles . Les fidèles y colleront en offrande des petits carrés de feuille d’or . Le temple de Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep est immense . Il s’étend sur plusieurs hectares . Les fidèles doivent quitter leurs chaussures à l’entrée .Marcher pieds nus n’est pas un problème car l’ensemble du temple est carrelé . Tout est de couleur rouge , blanc ou or étincelant . Le temple de Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep est immense . Il s’étend sur plusieurs hectares . Les fidèles doivent quitter leurs chaussures à l’entrée .Marcher pieds nus n’est pas un problème car l’ensemble du temple est carrelé . Tout est de couleur rouge , blanc ou or étincelant . Au temple de Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep les statues de Bouddha sont nombreuses . Certaines sont identiques et se répètent dans des couloirs . Ce sont des statues d’autres temples des environs qui moins féquentés ont obtenus l’autorisation de pouvoir collecter des dons au temple de Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep plus fréquenté par les fidèles . Un tronc peint en blanc reçoit les offrandes . Au temple de Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep à Chiang Mai tous les bouddhas sont doré . Seuls quelque uns en marbre ou en bronze sont placés sur le chemin des fidèles . Les fidèles y colleront en offrande des petits carrés de feuille d’or . Chedi au temple de Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep à Chiang Mai . Il se trouve à 1000 m d’altitude sur une colline qui domine la plaine de Chiang Mai . Devant sont alignés les bouddhas dans les positions symboliques . A gauche un parasol élément symbolique du bouddhisme Chedi au temple de Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep à Chiang Mai . Il se trouve à 1000 m d’altitude sur une colline qui domine la plaine de Chiang Mai . Devant sont alignés les bouddhas dans les positions symboliques . A gauche un parasol élément symbolique du bouddhisme Black pants, black jacket and red sash are typical of the men held the Hmong. Bamboo bed seems very tired The "Hmong" are a very poor tribe of northern Vietnam. The "Hmong" are a very poor tribe of northern Vietnam. Interieur de le maison Ethnie Dao Cassava is a food of the people and land poor. In northern Vietnam, where the slopes are often too dry to grow rice, it is replaced by cassava uses less water. Here we see the domestic grate. The walls of the northern ethnic groups are often woven bamboo or bamboo and better land. In the single room of the house, only an isolated corner is the parents' room. This is often isolated by only one partition woven bamboo. The other family members sleep here and there in the common room. Black Hmong woman at her sewing machine. It is installed in front of his home. His hands are blue dyeing fabrics she sews. This machine is the sole property of the couple Black Hmong woman at her sewing machine. It is installed in front of his home. His hands are blue dyeing fabrics she sews. This machine is the sole property of the couple. In the mountains the Black Hmong young men are the bird trade. Asians like to have a bird cage in their home. Often they have an entire collection. The singing contest is organized and the punters are many. Here we braid to make bamboo cages Black Hmong woman at her sewing machine. It is installed in front of his home. His hands are blue dyeing fabrics she sews. This machine is the sole property of the couple Femme ethnie Hmong noir devant sa machine à coudre .Elle est installée devant sa maison .Ses mains sont bleues de la teinture du tissus qu’elle coud .Cette machine est l’unique fortune du couple . Les maisons de l’ethnie Hmong sont de structure bois .Des piliers faits d’un tronc d’arbre sont reliés entre eux par des poutres transversales par une connexion en queue d’aronde .Elle est constituée d’une pièce unique dans la quelle un espace est clos d’une cloison de bambou .C’est la chambre des parents .Les murs extérieurs sont fait de bambous éclatés et tressés ,quelque fois enduits de terre . Femme ethnie Dao rouge de la region de Sapa Femme ethnie Dao rouge de la region de Sapa Femme Dao Noir Femme ethnie Dao noir brodant un pantalon .Les motifs sont rituels et la technique est toujours la même depuis des siècles font> </ font></font></font>