STATIONERY HOLDER by MuseumMartket x Hands The Life CHUA MIA TEE

STATIONERY HOLDER by MuseumMartket x Hands The Life CHUA MIA TEEThis stationery box exemplifies the marrying of age old technique and modern day ingenuity. The box's cover, showcasing a Peranakan embroidery print from the National Collection, can be slotted into one side to form a standing decorative feature. Seeking to preserve traditional Taiwanese wooden crafts, Taipei based design studio Hands The Life works with veteran craftsmen to create everyday items such as storage boxes and coasters.

This piece is decorated with motifs of peacocks and cranes amidst lotus flowers

This special-edition embroidered key ring features a stunning motif from the William Farquhar collection of drawings - the elegant kingfisher bird

National heroes and enigmatic figures

and book or mirror covers

Malaysian artist Latiff Mohidin's life work has been discussed extensively within national and

this collection of poetry is a collaboration between the Asian Literary Society and National Gallery Singapore

Batik sarongs were worn by Peranakan Chinese in the Straits Settlements and Indonesia as a skirt to accompany a top known as a kebaya

(Afternoon Effect)

Design of reversible red packets inspired by:

Gift of Family of Mr

"Singapore Waterfront"

of Singapore from 1819 to 1923