The cloth draped diagonally across the shoulder of a religious figure—as depicted on the walls of ancient stone sanctuaries—is the *Uttarasanga* (an upper garment or shoulder wrap). Rooted in ancient Indian Brahmin-Hindu and Buddhist traditions, it serves as a symbolic mark of rank during rituals, rather than the *sbai* (shawl) worn by Khmer women in daily life.
The word "Sabai" appears in stone inscriptions and Ayutthaya-era literature dating back to ancient times; conversely, ancient Khmer dictionaries do not record the term "Sbai" as referring to a shoulder-draped cloth during the Angkor period, indicating that the word was adopted later.
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