Cambodia Promotes 'Sbaj Khmer' Traditional Attire for Cultural Heritage and Modern Use
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Cambodia Promotes 'Sbaj Khmer' Traditional Attire for Cultural Heritage and Modern Use

Cambodia's Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts held a workshop on the traditional attire 'Sbaj Khmer'. The ministry aims to promote its value as national cultural heritage and encourage its use in modern weddings and traditional ceremonies, thereby preserving identity. Approximately 300 participants, including designers and beauticians, attended.

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