A sampot (Khmer: សំពត់ /sɑmpʊət/ Khmer pronunciation: [sɑmpɔt]), [1] a long, rectangular cloth worn around the lower body, is a traditional dress in Cambodia. [2] . It can be draped and …

They wore the sampot or a floral textile Sarong with a Pidan cloth, matched with a golden belt and held by a new style of Khmer Sarong Kor below the neck. Breasts and stomach remained …

Although the production of hol pidan for solely aesthetic reasons began in the 20th century, the cruel hand dealt to Cambodia in the 1970s, with civil war across the country from 1970 …

Cambodian silk is generally sold domestically, where it is used in sampot (wrap skirts), furnishings, and pidan (pictorial tapestries), but interest in international trade is increasing.

The sampot hol is the lower garment mentioned earlier, made from hol cloth (hol cloth can also be used for sampot chang kben). The pidan hol is a ceremonial hanging reserved for religious or …

Hol is a resist-dyed silk textile, commonly worn as clothing in Cambodia. Hol pidan fabric differs in that it usually features religious motifs and maintains a ritual function, hung in religious …

One of the acknowledged art forms of Cambodia is that of silk textiles called ‘sampot samloy’. Made of the finest, most sensuous silk threads, and dyed in rich, often natural colors these …

samppot的历史可以追溯到Funan时代，当时柬埔寨国王根据中国人的要求下令其王国的人民使用samppot。 sampot有不同的变体，每种都根据社会阶层使用。 典型的Sampot 称为沙龙，是 …

2010年9月7日 · Antique Cambodian silk weft hol pidan share a number of design scheme features with sampot hol hip wrapper cloths. They are woven in lengths of approximately one …

2019年6月7日 · The traditional Khmer textiles were skirt wraps: Sampot Hol for women, and Sampot Hol Kaban for men. The most complex Khmer Ikat was the Pidan, a traditional wall …