Southeast Asian Crafts, Accessories, and Everyday Objects PDF

  Used for Festivals  Yi Peng Festival  Made out of rice paper with a bamboo frame containing a fuel cell or small candle.  Its wings are similar to an Arabic letter that is pronounced as “wow”.  Traditionally the farmers used kites as scarecrows in the field.  One of the cou...

  Used for Festivals  Yi Peng Festival  Made out of rice paper with a bamboo frame containing a fuel cell or small candle.  Its wings are similar to an Arabic letter that is pronounced as “wow”.  Traditionally the farmers used kites as scarecrows in the field.  One of the country’s best tourist attractions  Malaysia’s National Symbols.  This is featured on the reverse side of the Malaysian Fifty-cent coin in 1989.  Jala means “net” and refers to the tail structure.  When viewed from the backside, there is a Similarity to a sitting cat.  Able to stay up in lighter winds than the other designs.  This has a tail as compared to other kites with lower sail.  Originated in Sulawesi, Indonesia  Commonly called as highlanders  Natural way of paper making  Common folk arts in Cambodia  Bark of the Mulberry tree  Used for calligraphy and for making festive temple and decorations, umberallas,fans and kites.  French-influenced silk painting  Most popular form of art  The color of the silk painting and its canvas represent harmony with nature.  Wayang means “to show”or “to perform”  Kulit means “Skin” – Reference to the leather material that the figures are carved out of..  Indonesian puppet shadow play  Originated from Javanese Hindu- Buddhist Tradition  Portray epic stories of the Gods in shadow play.  Known as peci or kopiah  A cap widely worn in Southeast Asian country  Usually worn by the muslim males in formal gatherings.  A piece of cloth tied around the head  A type of cap made of Velvet  Like a turban and is a typical headdress in West Asia.  Draw your own Brunei-Inspired Songkok. Deadline: Monday, November 11, 2024 until 6pm