Nam-Ob Thai
Nam- Ob Thai is one of Krueng Pratin, featuring clear, perfumed water in light yellow colour. Its name derives from a major peocess of making Ob (vapouring). The Nam-Ob could be made with or without fresh flowers.
Applications of the Nam-Ob Thai
1. Directly apply on face and body to relieve skin from hot temperature and reduce sweat odour.
2. Mix with Pang-Rum before applying on face or body for beauty and reduce skin irritation.
3. Sprinkle on clothes.
4. Mix with powdered Kamin an rub on body skin before raking a bath. It is a traditional, beautifying therapy for Thai women in the past.
5. Mix with powdered rice grain. This could reduce skin irritation and rashes caused by dust allergies.
6. Mix with Pang Krajae to remark objects in blessing ceremonies.
7. Being an offering in some rituals such as the Rice Goddesss
8. Bathe the Buddhas image, monks or the elderly in special festivals such as Songkrans festival.
9. Mix with fresh or dry potpourri.
10. Bathe the pass-aways body in general bathe peoples funeral. The King may allow a royal Nam-Ob Thai bathe for high-rankings...
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