THAILAND 1 Baht 1946

Front:

The obverse features the portrait of Ananda Mahidol (Rama VIII), shown in official attire, reflecting the formal and institutional nature of the period. To his right appears a traditional Thai royal pavilion, characterized by architectural elements typical of national heritage.

Distinctive decorative elements include:
⸰ ornamental motifs inspired by Thai artistic tradition
⸰ elaborate framing around the main visual areas
⸰ official inscriptions and governmental symbols

The design incorporates printed security elements and engraved details, producing a harmonious layout representative of Thailand’s mid-20th-century banknote style.

Reverse:

The reverse features the manuscript of the Constitution, placed on a two-tier ceremonial Phan tray, a symbol of institutional importance in Thai culture. The layout is formal and emphasizes the historical and legislative role of the document.

Accompanying elements include:
⸰ ornamental decorations integrated into the framing
⸰ traditional motifs surrounding the central element
⸰ inscription of the legal penalty for counterfeiting, positioned at the bottom of the design

The overall arrangement adopts a structured and symmetrical composition, enhancing the solemn character and institutional meaning of the issue.