Tales of the Kampong Chickens Canvas Print

In the past, when Singapore used to be a Malay fishing settlement, many “Kampongs” could be found. The term “Kampong” refers to traditional villages, especially those of indigenous people. A Kampong lifestyle was simple and laid-back. There was a sense of community and neighbours looked out for each other - the “Kampong Spirit”. In the present day, almost all of the Kampong have been demolished and redeveloped, save for one last surviving Kampong in the North-East - Kampong Lorong Buangkok. 

The photograph used in this artwork of a row of well-preserved Peranakan Shophouses was taken at Koon Seng Road, Joo Chiat, Singapore.

The default frame for this print is: Champagne Silver with a White backing.

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