Tie Dye Saa Paper Parasol Waistcoats Usually depicted with frowning

Usually depicted with frowning

They are worn just above the ankle and allow the audience to fully appreciate the rhythmic aspects and complex footwork of the dance

A quintessential piece of Siesta clothing

As a part of Buddhism he is considered a fierce form of Vishnu and within the context of Hinduism he is considered the fierce form of Shiva and Vishnu together and is the consort of Mahakali

Tie Dye Saa Paper Parasol Waistcoats Usually depicted with frowningThese large vibrant parasols are created from handmade Thai Saa paper and finished with a fresh white tassel trim. They are designed to protect from the tropical sun and although they look fragile, they are extremely robust. You can read more about the traditional process of Saa paper production on our blog here. Specifications: 33" Origin: Thailand