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Created on February 23, 2021
65 Aliwal St, Singapore 199941
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Jaba

Orang Laut

This stunning mural with its vibrant colours is rich in cultural history by incorporating ships and the Orang Laut (Malay for “sea people”, or nomadic sea gypsies) which acts as an important reminder on how "the Beach Road waterfront before reclamation was the focal point of trading and shipping services that thrived on the arrival of Bugis ships and traders. Kampong Glam probably derived its present name from the gelam tree. The bark of the gelam tree was used by the Orang Laut to make awnings and sails". (Kampong Glam History, Urban Redevelopment
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Hunted by Tim Marschang.
Pictures by Rinor Komoni, Briggs Jourdan.

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Date createdFeb 23, 2021
Marker typeartwork
CitySingapore
CountrySingapore
What3Wordsscarf.shade.allows

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