Sappagab Phragajatarn ( สัปคับพระคชาธาร)
A howdah used by the king when seated on the back of a royal elephant. Crafted in gold floral and vegetative designs and embellished with diamonds, the howdah has a silver inner frame ornamented with a mosaic made from beetle wings.
Model of Sri Suphannahongse Royal Barge
(เรือพระที่นั่ง สุพรรณหงส์จำลอง)
The majestic golden head of the mythical swan is enameled and has diamond eyes and fangs. Its mouth holds long ornate and supple golden tassel decorated with diamonds.
Suphannabhetra ( สุพรรณเภตรา)
This boat is crafted from gold nielloware. The mast is damascened with an inlay of hair-fine gold and silver wires and with enameled flags at the top. The sails are filigreed gold sheets. The mat lining the boat is woven strips of gold.
Wood-carved Screen with Scenes from
Himavan Forest (ฉากจำหลักไม้เรื่องหิมพานต์)
This panel is carved following the scenes on the other side of the panel, using the same city and palace scenes. All the mythical animals of Himavan are on display - the Garuda, Naga and Kinnorn. Plants from the mythical forest are abundant, as are the deities and their courtiers, the demons, and the sacred mountain of Kailash, the abode of Shiva.
Other masterpieces are: Footprints of the Lord Buddha in Gold Nielloware, Phra Mahajanaka Golden Junk, Khram Phra Dhramachakra Wheel of Law, Sappagab Thomthong, Sappagab Chamlak Mai, Gold Niello Screen with Scenes from the Ramakien, Embroidered Screen on the Theme of Inao, Wood-Carving Screen with the Legend of Bejaratana, Gold Nielloware Bowl with the 108 Auspicious Symbols, and the Beetle Wing Room