Singapore’s traditional archers forge skills and a shared passion for the past


Photos By SAM CHEONG
Archers retrieving their arrows from a target face placed at a distance of 70m at the range.

The bowstring tenses. The archer exhales, his fingers grazing the arrow’s fletching. A deep breath steadies his stance.

Then, with a quiet thrum, the arrow slices through the humid Singapore air, striking the target with a satisfying thud.

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