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          Thai Heritage Conservation - Thai 
			Boxing (2003) 
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					| Issue 
					Name: | 
					
					Thai 
					Heritage Conservation - Thai Boxing |  
					| Thai Issue 
					Name: | 
					
					อนุรักษ์มรดกไทย
					
					2546 |  
					| Issue Date: | 
					2003/2546-04-02 |  
					| Cause: | 
					To commemorate 
					the 2003 Thai Heritage Conservation Day and to enhance 
					public awareness of 
					the importance and value of national arts, such as 
					
					Thai Boxing |  
					| Catalogue Number: | 
					2003/16-19 |  
					| Denomination: | 
					3 Baht, 3 Baht, 3 Baht, 
					15 Baht |  
					| Complete Set: | 
					34 Baht (unused), 24 Baht 
					(used) |  
					| Thailex Collection: | 
					Unused set |  
					| Size: |  36 x 
					51 mm |  
					| Quantity 
					of Stamps: | 
					1,000,000 pieces each for 
					designs 1-3 and 500,000 pieces for design 4 |  
					| Printer: | 
					Thai British Security Printing Public 
					Company Limited, Thailand |  
					| Subject: | 
    Different fighting stances in 
	traditional muay  
			
			boraan, 
	also known as 
	
	
	muay khaak cheuak, 
	i.e. 
	the predecessor of contemporary 
	Thai kickboxing, which is locally known as
	
	
	muay thai. 
	Traditionally, boxers would wear either a red or blue 
	
	pah nung, 
	which was brought up and fold between the legs to the back, where it was 
	stuck behind the belt (fig.)
	or –as 
	is shown here– knee-long 
	trousers, and 
	instead of the boxing gloves of today, they wrapped their hands with straps 
	of linen. The various fighting techniques in Thai boxing are in Thai 
	together referred to as 
	
	 
	mae mai. |  
					| Related Link: | 
          			
	
	muay khaak cheuak, 
					
	muay thai,  
					
					 
					mae mai, 
					
					
					boraan, 
			
					
			Muay Thai (2024), 
			
			
			Thai Boxing 
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