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2.6.4 A flight attendant’s uniform of Thai Airways

Figure 2.18: Flight Attendant’s Uniform of Thai Airways The purple and gold colors in the Thai Airways uniforms, which is the Thai national airline, are from the airline logo of the National Orchid of Flowers and the Temple ('The History of Thai Airways,' 2014) and this means that the natural picture and the religious character of Thai are expressed in Thai. In the world's largest export orchid county in Thailand, the purple orchid is one of the trademarks of Thai with the Royal Orchid Service given by Thai Airways. And the temple is a focus point for people who value the Buddhist concept in the traditional Thai Buddhist country (Korean Association of Thai Studies, 2000). That is, Thai Airways has conveyed the identity of its homeland in a uniform by adding colors evoking the country's religious and natural sense of the world.

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5.3 Recommendation

4.16 Summary

4.16 Responding to Research Question

Illustration 4.18 Woman Uniform Design

Illustration 4.17 Man Uniform Design

Illustration 4.4 The Abstraction of Motif Inai Merah 5

3.4.2 Secondary Data

4.3 Poly-viscose Fabric

Figure 2.21 Flight Attendant’s Uniform of Hainan Airlines

Figure 2.20 Flight Attendant’s Uniform of Malindo Air Airlines

Figure 2.19 Flight Attendant’s Uniform of Qantas Airways (Australia

Figure 2.18 Flight Attendant’s Uniform of Thai Airways

Figure 2.17 Flight Attendant’s Uniform of Singapore Airlines

Figure 2.12 E-Hailing / Grab Car driver uniform in Johor Bahru

Figure 2.14 Ferry driver uniform in Johor Bahru

Figure 2.15 Flight Attendant’s Uniform of Garuda Indonesia

Figure 2.11 Bus driver uniform in Johor Bahru

1.8 Scope and Limitation of the study

1.2 Research Background

Figure 2.9 Inai Merah Flower from Johor Bahru District

Figure 2.10 Taxi driver uniform at Johor Bahru

Figure 2.8 Black Pepper from Batu Pahat District

Figure 2.5 Orchid Flower from Kulai District

Figure 2.2 Cananga Flower from Pontian District

Figure 2.1 Black Pepper from Segamat District