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Protecting the Pavilion:
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The unfortunate damage already done to the gold leaf on the Pavilion?
Gold leaf is thinner than paper. It can be worn away by the simple touch of human hands. Damage can be seen where the gold leaf has been worn away, revealing the orange backing under the gold leaf. Please help preserve the gold leaf artistry by not touching any part of the Pavilion.
Delicate Artwork:
The museum-quality artwork and craftmanship of the Thai Pavilion is a treasure.
In Thailand, a pavilion with such intricate artwork would be
protected on Royal Palace grounds.
Olbrich Botanical Gardens offers everyone the opportunity to experience the beauty of traditional Thai artistry. As a public treasure, it is everyone's responsibility to protect this pavilion.
A Peaceful Place:
A royal pavilion, such as Olbrich's, is a quiet peaceful place to contemplate.
TO ensure a respectful experience for all visitors, please be mindful of others. |