Artistic passion: Mohd Razi with some of the wau in his personal collection. He started learning to make the traditional craft about 11 years ago. — KAMARUL ARIFFIN/The Star
WAU maker and hobbyist Mohd Razi Mohd Said started pursuing his passion for the Malaysian kite more than a decade ago.
Today, he has more than 50 beautiful pieces in his personal collection.
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Artistic passion: Mohd Razi with some of the wau in his personal collection. He started learning to make the traditional craft about 11 years ago. — KAMARUL ARIFFIN/The Star
Mohd Razi showing the steps to making a wau at Intermark Mall.
Some of Mohd Razi’s beautiful wau creations are on display at the concourse area of Intermark Mall.
(Far left) Mohd Razi makes wau for competitions. He concentrates on three types: the Wau Bulan, Wau Kucing and Wau Jala Budi. — Photos: KAMARUL ARIFFIN/The Star
