The process of making Malaysia traditional kite. It takes a lot of patience and perseverance to complete one.
...and they flew gracefully up in the sky...
This wau bulan can be as wide as 20-feet and still managed to be flown.Such art slowly dying.
Hanis
Nadia
Liyana
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Kelantan International Kite Festival held in June 2008.
The process of making Malaysia traditional kite. It takes a lot of patience and perseverance to complete one....and they flew gracefully up in the sky...
This wau bulan can be as wide as 20-feet and still managed to be flown.Such art slowly dying.
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Yes interesting art which is dying and will definitely die its natural death if nothing serious is done to preserve it.
Good job Faizal.
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