Fruit carving persisted in Thailand as a respected art for centuries.
[2] Fruit carving is a popular custom practiced during Songkran.
[3] Carving fruits and vegetables was a skill taught to women in the Thai royal palace.
The book discusses traditional Thai ceremonies, including the floating lantern festival called Phraratchaphithi Chongpriang Nai Wanphen Duean Sipsong (Thai: พระราชพิธีจองเปรียงในวันเพ็ญเดือนสิบสอง).
Then she carved fruits into bird and swan shapes and placed them on the flower petals.