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Rark Nakara: Relive the Drama in Your Everyday Chats

Drama lovers, rejoice! Rark Nakara 2017 brings the magic of Thailand’s beloved period drama right onto your keyboard with their official stickers.


This release captures the essence of Channel 3’s hit series, turning epic historical drama into daily fun. It lets fans connect over iconic moments and the beautiful Lanna culture, keeping the show’s legacy alive in modern digital spaces.

Rark Nakara – 9383

This set stars the main characters from Thailand’s Channel 3 drama series “Rark Nakara (2017)”!
Rark Nakara

  • Title : Rark Nakara
  • Price : Paid
  • Type : Animation & Sound
  • Region : Thailand
  • Link : line://shop/detail/9383
  • Publisher : Rark Nakara 2017
  • Copyright : Rark Nakara 2017


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9383 – Rark Nakara Sticker

The Lanna Vibe in Your Chats

This pack shines with Northern Thai culture, traditional outfits, and rich drama. Here is a breakdown of all twenty-four expressive designs by row:

Row One: Warm Welcomes and Love

The first sticker shows the main couple, Sukkhip and Maenmeang, bowing with the text Waisa, a respectful Northern greeting. Beside them, they look lovingly at each other with hearts, saying Peun hak tua noe, which translates to I love you. Next, the main trio poses together, asking Cha lueak phai, meaning Who will you choose? The fourth shows two ladies in white saying Sawatdi chao, the classic Northern Thai hello.

Row Two: Sassy and Serious Expressions

First, Maenmeang in a purple dress bows respectfully, saying Waisa. Second, Mingla holds a red umbrella, accompanied by a teasing rhythmic chant. Third, a woman smiles playfully, asking Tae ka, which means Is that true? Fourth, she glares in blue amid lightning bolts, asking Khuet hyang yu chao, meaning What are you thinking?

Row Three: Royal Attitude

First, a lady sits on a golden chair saying Ao, a surprised exclamation. Second, she peeks from a traditional window frame playing Cha-ae, meaning Peek-a-boo. Third, wearing a pink shirt and hat, she casually notes Ao thi sabaichai, which translates to Whatever makes you happy. Fourth, she holds a traditional bowl, exclaiming Ngam tae ngam wa, meaning Incredibly beautiful.

Row Four: Dramatic Reactions

First, a green-clad chibi character angrily demands Wa ngai na, meaning What did you say? Second, she laughs joyfully with yellow flowers, going Haha. Third, a pensive man sitting down thinks of you, saying Khuet tueang ha noe, which means I miss you. Fourth, a warrior in gold armor looks lost, asking Peun cha dai bong, meaning What should I do?

Row Five: Action and Apologies

First, Sukkhip in a white suit crosses his arms, warning Tha di thi leo, meaning All talk and no action. Second, a shirtless warrior holds twin swords ready to fight, with the text Lui, meaning Let’s go. Third, Sukkhip pays respect with hands pressed together, saying Kho suma thoe, which means I apologize. Fourth, he rests his chin, advising Khuet ka thoe, meaning Just think about it.

Row Six: Sweet and Sour Sign-offs

First, a lady sits on a throne looking displeased with a cold Heh!!. Second, she smiles in a green dress surrounded by hearts, saying Khop khun, which means Thank you. Third, she looks back elegantly under a crescent moon, wishing Fan di, meaning Goodnight. Fourth, framed in flowers, she warns Cha mong di-di, meaning I am watching you closely.

Copyright and Digital Heritage

All rights belong to Rark Nakara 2017. These digital assets protect the artistic legacy of the Channel 3 drama series. By using these official stickers, fans support the creators while celebrating northern Thai culture globally.

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