Traditional Burmese handcraft "Pathein Umbrellas"
Traditional Burmese handcraft "Pathein Umbrellas" Curious adventurers! Do you know about Pathein Umbrellas, which are a traditional Myanmar handicraft? I'd like to describe the history of Pathein Umbrellas, step by step instructions on how to make them, and how they are used. If you haven't heard about them yet, continue reading this content. For those who are already familiar, please read it to see if it aligns with your knowledge. "Interesting History of Pathein Umbrellas" About 130 years ago, there was a umbrella maker named U Shwe Sa in the palace of Thipao Min. At that time, umbrellas made of specially designed cloth were only allowed to be used by the royal family and some privileged individuals. These umbrellas were used as an insignia and ceremonial decorations during welcoming ceremonies. In 1885, after the British captured Yadanapone Palace, U Shwe Sa had to flee and go into hiding. He eventually arrived at Pathein, a city located about 700 kilo