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PDMAB6297 : Lovely Songkran Theme “Fun Water Fight” Magnet (Greeting Thailand’s New Year)
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Name: Songkran Theme “Fun Water Fight” Magnet

Size: 5.7 x 8.4 cm

Material:magnet pad with printed picture

Description: Lovely Magnet for Décor, Collection or Giving as a Gift.

Use: Apply on the fridge or other metallic surfaces.

Songkran, a Happy Thailand’s New Year:

The festival of Songkran is from 13 to 15 April every year. The first day is known as Maha Songkran or the grand Songkran. Thai government has declared the Songkran Festival an extended public holiday to enable people to return to their hometown and reunite with others in their community. In addition the government also designated 13 April the Day of the Senior or Elderly. The occasion marks the appreciation for the senior population for their years of contribution to the family and country, and 14 April is Family Day to celebrate family love and togetherness.

What People Usually Do during Songkran:

• Sprinkling water onto Buddha images and monks is an auspicious act to receive blessings for the New Year
• Building sand pagodas on temple ground. Bringing sand into the temple’s premise is considered a merit because the sand can be used for construction or restoration by the temple
• Pouring water onto elderly family members of the family or society to show respect and gratefulness and to ask for their blessing
• Having friendly water fight using clean or scented water, exchanging New Year’s greetings during water play
• Staying home and spending happy time with family
• Wearing a bright floral shirt; the lovely Thai culture to show joyfulness and celebrate the new year


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Amulets by Greeting Thailand’s New Year


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