Tall Crown (Kroong)::

The crown is large and tall, resembling the shape of the Thai royal crown, symbolizing the majesty and status of the character.

Usually made of metal or thick cloth decorated with precious stones and beautiful embroidery.

Decorated Sling Cloth:

Worn across the chest, decorated with gold or silver colored beads or embroidery.

Symbolizing the courage, strength, and elegance of the character presented.

Layered and Tight Clothing:

Made of thick fabric and layered to add shape and elegance.

Often brightly colored like red, yellow, and blue with intricate decorations.

Tight clothing helps to maintain the body shape of the actors, highlighting the dance moves and dramatic movements.

Cloth Sarong or Lungi:

A long sarong or lungi is worn around the waist, wrapped neatly up to the knees or below.

Decorated with traditional patterns, such as flowers and Thai motifs, to highlight cultural elements.

Bracelets, Earrings, and Other Jewelry:

Large bracelets are worn on the arms and wrists, symbolizing the status and greatness of the character.

Large earrings and additional headdresses are worn to complete the outfit, giving it a luxurious and dramatic aura.

Fake Nails (Chalung):

A long nail made of metal or other hard material, attached to the finger.

Helps highlight delicate and expressive hand gestures in performances, adding aesthetic elements to dance movements.

Mask or Thick Face Makeup:

Sometimes using masks or heavy make-up to highlight the characters' expressions and emotions.

Make-up usually involves bright colors such as white, red, and black, which distinguish human characters from gods or other mythical characters.

Additional Clothing for Specific Characters:

Gods or mythical creatures usually wear extras like wings or long tails.

Evil or antagonistic characters may be adorned with darker and harsher accessories to reflect the nature of the character.