Thai Khon Dance Greeting Cards
Thai Khon Dance of Thailand series
Blank greeting cards 4.75" x 6.75". Printed on high quality paper. Same card packs of 8 or mixed pack of 8 (2 x 5 designs) depicting traditional Thai Khon dancing. The Khon is one of the Thai classic dances and is the story of Ramakien. Most performers waer masks, except those taking human or celestial roles. White envelopes included.
Mixed Thai Khon Dance Greeting Card Pack of 8 ONLY 10.00 US dollars
Rama and his beloved consort, Sida
Rama and is beautiful wife Sida (also spelt Sita) shown dancing in classical Thai costumes. They are the heroes of the epic love story known as the Ramakien in Thailand. Sida demonstrates her undying love and complete devotion by her commitment to Rama throughout her life. An ideal card to send as a token of your love.
Laksman, brother of Rama
Laksman (also spelt Lakshnana) is Rama’s younger brother. He symbolizes goodness, virtue and strength. He is seen here in this greeting card wearing classical Thai costume. His role in this deep love story is help Rama recue his wife Sida from the powers of evil. An ideal card to send sentiments of courage and support.
Hanuman, monkey leader
Hanuman, the monkey God, is seen in this greeting card demonstrating his faithful and self-sacrificing devotion to Rama in his struggle to free his wife Sida. This special greeting card signifies love and deep friendship.
Sattasun, ally to Tossakan
Sattasun (also known as Soorpanaka ) was a commander in the Lonka (Lanka) army. He symbolizes leadership and strength. This is a great card to motivate your friends.
Tossakan, King of Lonka (Lanka)
Tossakan (also spelt Tosakan) was the mythical king who lived on the island of Lonka. His desire was to rule the world. This card symbolizes ambition and dreams.