A dust devil made a beautiful sight when it blew around a huge blue net.

Footage shows gusts of wind picking up parts of the farm equipment above the ground and making waves with it as it rotated on the field in Sakhon Nakhon province, Thailand, on February 4.

The object installed around the farm slowly drifted to the ground when the gust dissipated.

Dust devil tornadoes are types of whirlwinds that form when the sun heats a patch of land and the air above becomes warmer and rises quickly.

Cooler air then moves into the low-pressure gap left by the rising warm air. The new drafts of cooler air also heat up and rise, and the cycle continues, picking up dust and debris and making the spiral visible.

They are not as dangerous as supercell tornadoes, which can cause severe damage.