What do you mean by Ali in Thailand?

Arima is a way of folk belief and blessing in Thailand, similar to Feng Shui in China. Mainly put various mascots in the living environment, such as golden toad, god of wealth, lucky cat and so on, in order to get good luck and wealth. The origin of arima can be traced back to the traditional culture of Buddhism, which has been followed by the Thai people since ancient times and is deeply loved and believed by the local people.

Arima is regarded as an important symbol of "the way to make money" in Thailand. People will choose ornaments and decorations according to their interests, needs and fortune, such as wallets, auspicious tree and Fu Zi. In addition, Areva's placement is also very particular. For example, the golden toad should be placed on the south side of the house and the lucky cat should be placed in the center of the living room. These beliefs and customs not only represent the Thai people's pursuit of wealth and good luck, but also reflect their yearning for a better life.

With the development of modernization, Aremo is gradually commercialized, and various forms of Aremo ornaments are sold in many souvenir shops and characteristic blocks. In addition, arima has been widely used in the field of modern design and decoration, becoming one of the symbols of Thai culture. Alima is deeply loved and respected by the Thai people, whether it is traditional belief or modern application, and has become one of the treasures of Thai culture.