thai daybed 3d model

Detailed close-up studio photograph of an ornate, traditional Thai daybed (tang non) from the late Rama IV era (circa 1860s). The piece is crafted from deeply aged and polished golden teak wood, showcasing exquisite, hand-carved Thai kranok patterns and phum khao bin designs along the frame and the subtly elegant 'kha farang' (Western-turned) legs, which have a distinctive Thai artistic refinement. The long wooden platform is covered by a thin, hand-woven mat and layered with rich, jewel-toned Thai silk fabrics (deep emerald green and burgundy with woven gold patterns). The backrest features a carved wooden frame set with a fabric-covered panel, flanked by several traditional Thai bolster pillows and a sculpted wooden headrest. The daybed rests on wide wooden planks in a soft-lit room with context elements like a carved betel nut set and an antique oil lamp. Focus on the rich wood grain and silk texture.