Busabok
are
regalia of rank, that
consist of
small elaborate pavilion thrones, i.e. square, open structures, with four posts
that support a
tapering roof with a spire, and which is usually carved from wood
and gilded. These two are scale models, with the one on the right being a
busabok mala,
i.e. a busabok with a
boat-shaped seat-level, which is created by adding two extensions, one on
each side, structures that are known as kreun and usually support a
multi-layered parasol called
chattra.
See also POSTAGE STAMPS (1),
(2)
and
(3).
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