Meet the Malaysian archer whose life was shaped by a love for archery


Photos By SAM CHEONG

Much of the core business, says Adib, is derived from junior archers from schools around Kuala Lumpur.

On the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, the rhythmic twang of bowstrings cuts through the air at Archer’s Studio.

Inside, rows of bows line the walls, arrows are neatly bundled, and young archers – some barely teenagers – practise with quiet focus.

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