‘Iron man’ returns with keris sculptures after pandemic


Centrepiece: (From right) Raja Shahriman talking about his sculpture with Muhammad Bakhtiar and Lee at the Hin Bus Depot. — CHAN BOON KAI/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: His work pushes the boundaries of what is possible with metal. With skilled craftsmanship and innovative techniques, he creates a series of sculptures inspired by the “keris”.

Each piece is a testament to his skill and dedication, as well as to the rich cultural heritage of South-East Asia.

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