Cambodia's 'Sabai': A Thousand-Year Cultural Heritage and Its Diversity
Cambodia's traditional garment, the 'Sabai', is not merely an adornment but a valuable cultural heritage spanning a thousand years. Currently categorized into seven main types based on fabric, shape, size, and wearing style, it continues to evolve with modern fashion.
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