Ornamental street signs

Ornamental street signs

I noticed ornamental street signs in Thailand before, but didn't think more of it until I became aware of this website:

http://www.nomadicnotes.com/travel-blog/ornamental-street-signs-of-thailand/

Here my own collection of ornamental street signs in Thailand. 

Roi Et:

That's a wot โหวด [wòːt] and the numbers I-0-I (101, Roi Et means 101 in Thai):

 

The wot occurs in lampposts as well:

And they even have wot monuments in the park:

I saw this only one time in Roi Et, for a small dead end soi:

Nang Rong (Buriram province, closest town to Panom Rung):

Buriram:

 

 
Chanthaburi:

Koh Si Chang (island near Sri Ratcha):

Chiang Rai:

Bangkok:

This sign is labelled as temporary:

Pattaya:

This one point to the public park above the "PATTAYA city" sign on Phratamnak hill:

(I will add more pictures when I come across new designs.)

Aranyaprathet (between border crossing and town)

addendum 18apr2020:
https://www.timsthailand.com/thai-street-signs/ 

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