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The Ultimate in Beauty and Elegane of
The Thai Architecture

 

The Phra Merumas is position in the center of the platform, in the square shape of the towering structure with 4 gable ends. The top is the sharp-spired coif, having both the interior and exterior texture. The base of Phra Merumas has a lion shape, with the floor made of hard wood, and there are 8 pillars in the north and south side, while there are 4 pillars in the east and west side.

All the our gable ends have wide space. The north and south ends are longer than the east and west ends. The last most important part in the ceremony is to lift Savettachatra up to the Phra Merumas top. This Savettachatra repressents the nobility of Her Royal Highness The Princess Mother. It's the greatest honor to all artisans that involved in this royal ceremony. Everyone had given all their heartful efforts and times to create this ultimate architecture. Although the Royal cremation has now passed by, the greatest mournful event in the history is still in the heart and soul of all Thai people.   Back page Story by Naive Picture by Atcha Best Design Magazine Vol1 No.10 May 1996