Miniature diorama project revives 15th century Melaka


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The exhibition at Galeri Seni Dan Budaya WCO in Selangor includes replica trading ships, highlighting the trade relationship between the Melaka Sultanate and China. Photo: Bernama

A group of miniature artists has vividly recreated the atmosphere and daily life of 15th-century Melaka at a private miniature art gallery in Selangor.

Their 13m-long diorama, depicting the golden age of the Melaka Sultanate, features over 700 miniatures representing a multicultural society adorned in detailed traditional clothing and cultural attire. The exhibit also includes meticulously crafted replicas of palaces, houses, and transport systems, showcasing animals like elephants and oxen.

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