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Old 30th May 2014, 08:00 PM   #1
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Lee:

Conical hats like this are found throughout East Asia and, particularly, SEA. It may well be difficult to assign a direct origin to your example. Here is a photo from Wikipedia of all sorts of hats in a Chinese market. The ones stacked on the far left look similar to your's.

Yours looks Thai to me (and to my Thai friend who I shared your photos with). Here is a website selling a very similarly constructed hat (albeit not as well-made as your example):

http://www.thaicraftwarehouse.com/tc...p?fashid=51823

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Old 31st May 2014, 01:53 AM   #2
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I was hasty with my last post--pure ignorance is to blame.

Now that I look at Lee's example on my large home monitor, it is apparant the similarities to the pedestrian examples I noted are superficial.

A beautiful and skillfully crafted hat.
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