THAI HEADDRESS: Forehead ornament | THAILAND 🇹🇭

✦ "กรอบพักตร์ กระบังหน้า หรือ พระอุณหิส: Krabung nah" (Forehead ornament or Thai Headdress, in Thai word means: the frame of face) is a decorative frame above the forehead, a flower pattern that curves to the ears.

"Forehead ornament" or Thai headdress has been a female headdress since the Dvaravati period. In later times, forehead ornaments were made to be worn with various types of headdresses such as the queen crown, The Diadem (Hair Bun Topknot Cover). In Thai classical performances, the forehead ornament can be worn by the male and the female roles, such as the role of Brahman, Younger prince, Younger princess, Court lady, and Commoner lady.