Folding artistic bridge across cultures


(From left) Yap, Yeoh, Embassy of Japan (Malaysia) first secretary Sugita Mitsuhiko and Ch’ng going through the showcase of Malaysian-themed origami. — Photos: RAJA FAISAL HISHAN/The Star

IN celebration of World Origami Day, Malaysia Origami Academy took the opportunity to represent the fusion of culture between Malaysia and Japan by exhibiting origami creations with a local touch.

Some of the pieces showcased at Publika, Kuala Lumpur, saw our national treasures represented in beautiful folds such as the wau bulan and mangosteen, as well as “sculptures” of Tunku Abdul Rahman and a durian.

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