The almoner presents a woman in ceremonial brilliance, gracefully holding an almoner and an umbrella. Almoners are symbolic vessels that are used for carrying food in Burmese culture. The Beautiful lady, also known as ‘koon taw kine’, is selected as the village queen who plays essential roles in wedding or other special occasions. She has the role of leading processions, traditions and acts as an emblem of beauty. The almoner is used to embody the cultural nourishment. This is a reflection of ceremonial duties and cultural richness adding meaning to the portrayal of ceremonial customs and
village’s gatherings.
