Sights and Scenes of Little India Chiffon Scarf wooden hand-held fan

Sights and Scenes of Little India Chiffon Scarf wooden hand-held fanThis scarf evokes the colourful sights and scenes of Little India. It takes inspiration from ever present garlands, parrot companions to erstwhile street astrologers and the bull Nandi, vehicle of the Hindu god Shiva who is seen today in temples and at the Indian Heritage Centre. Diamond patterns of baoli (Indian stepwell) architecture, found on the museums faade, complete the design. Designed by Binary Style in collaboration with MUSEUM LABEL for the

Our oriental pied hornbills says revival

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We invite you to join her happy game and share in her moments of luck

This design available in 100% silk material in different colourway

The vibrant pattern—featuring lush foliage and majestic hornbills—is a bold celebration of Singapore’s rich biodiversity

Pictured here wearing their blue outfits and iconic red head covers – which also served to store their money and cigarettes – the ladies are immortalized in this unique design

Crafted with cashmere from the mountain hills of Northern India

Comes in a free-size that can accommodate most body shapes and many sizes

is a Karlsruhe-trained engineer turned ceramic artist whose work is deeply influenced by the timeless aesthetics of Mashiko pottery

As the Amber Beacon Tower stands in quiet silhouette

in the shadow of the swaying palms

Featuring the colourful Peranakan shophouses of Katong and Joo Chiat