A long-held tradition in parts of Thailand, the &ldquo;Ruan Sam Nam See&rdquo; encapsulated tips for women about to get married that would help them be perfect housewives, keep a clean house and have good manners.

Imhathai interprets this proverb using her skilled hair embroidery technique.

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Traditions in hair

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Traditions in hair

The old Thai proverb about teaching a woman to be a good wife inspired female artist Imhathai Suwatthanasilp to create a series of artworks from hair that will go on show in her solo exhibition “Ruan Sam Nam See” (“7 elements”) at Numthong Gallery from July 22 to August 31.

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