Kranok Pattern : Basic of Lai Thai Ancient Art 2

This Picture show the draw step of Three Head Kranok pattern.

Kranok BaiThet Pattern

Kranok Baithet Big Tail Pattern

Kranok Pattern : Basic of Lai Thai Ancient Art : Step to Learn

Kranok Pattern is one of Lai Thai basic, to draw this pattern you should attend in detail of the top. The apex of the top would be fly wave, two line of structure would be suitable tease and proportional together to the apex of the top.

You can start to learn to draw this pattern for step by step following this picture.

You can back to know about this pattern this here


These pictures show the step how to draw the "One Head Kranok" pattern in Basic.

Phoom Kao Bint : Basic of Silpa Lai Thai

Phoom Kao Bint is the name of decorative design (it's mean funnel - like float filled with rice used as offerings) its one of Lai Thai in Basic step which all Thai Artist have to learn and practice, the artist will contour the shape structure as follows :

Phoom Kao Bint Lion Face

These are Phoom Kao Bint in different style to guide to you, you can freely design the inner detail by yourself depend on your style, it can be adjust in variable.

Picture Source from Lai Thai Book by Wacharapong Hongsuwan

Basic Design of Lai Thai by Petal of the lotus

One of Basic, Lotus Lai Thai is stem from real lotus figure, delicately mortise it, and feel free to advance your art work by your imagination.

Mortise in, this picture show that how to mortise in.

Mortise out, this picture show that how to mortise out, note : the arrow direction is serious when you 're practice.

Kra-Chang Bai Thet : Basic of Lai Thai Art

Kra-Chang Bai Thet : Basic of Lai Thai Art
An enlarged pattern shows the well-arranged parthtions.
Comment: on the left, this is the primary shape which the artist used to guideline to develop it growing to the right side.

on the left, Sheath in the shape of Brahma's bow, on the right, Bamboo Sheath
These are architectural ornaments for covering the base of a pillar. They are Symbol of protection and dignity. Their forms are adapted from those of the Kra-chang Pa-tin-yan.