Each Phatyot ships with a pole. Stand Not included
Ceremonial fans, known as Phatyot in Thai, are significant in Thai social and religious customs as symbols of honor, status, respect, and veneration. They are frequently depicted in Thai manuscript paintings in various contexts, including The Life of the Buddha: Fans are used to convey respect and reverence Kings and royals: Fans are utilized to emphasize their high social or royal status Thep Chumnum: Fans are employed to highlight the divine status and eminence of the Thep Chumnum
