The document discusses various traditional crafts and art forms from different Southeast Asian countries, including kites from Thailand and Indonesia, bark paper making in Cambodia, silk painting in Vietnam, shadow puppetry in Indonesia, and various types of headwear worn in Brunei, Malaysia, and West Asia.

2.  Made out of rice paper with a
bamboo frame containing a fuel cell
or small candle.
 Used for Festivals
 Yi Peng Festival

4.  Its wings are similar to an Arabic
letter that is pronounced as
“wow”.
 Traditionally the formers used
kites as scarecrows in the field.

6.  One of the country’s best tourist
attractions

7.  Malaysia’s National Symbols.
 This is featured on the reverse
side of the Malaysian Fifty-cent
coin in 1989.

9.  Jala means “net” and refers to the
tail structure.

10.  When viewed from the backside,
there is a Similarity to a sitting
cat.

11.  Able to stay up in lighter winds
than the other designs.

12.  This has a tail as compared to
other kites with lower sail.
 Originated in Sulawesi, Indonesia

14.  Commonly called as highlanders

15.  Natural way of paper making
 Common folk arts in Cambodia
 Bark of the Mulberry tree
 Used for calligraphy and for making festive
temple and decorations, umberallas,fans
and kites.

17.  French-influenced silk painting
 Most popular form of art
 The color of the silk painting and its canvas
represent harmony with nature.

19.  Wayang means “to show”or “to perform”
 Kulit means “Skin” – Reference to the
leather material that the figures are carved
out of. .

20.  Indonesian puppet shadow play
 Originated from Javanese Hindu-Buddhist
Tradition
 Portray epic stories of the Gods in shadow
play.

26.  Known as peci or kopiah
 A cap widely worn in Southeast Asian
country
 Usually worn by the muslim males in
formal gatherings.

28.  A piece of cloth tied around the
head

30.  A type of cap made of Velvet

31.  Like a turban and is a typical
headdress in West Asia.

32.  Draw your own Brunei-Inspired
Songkok.
Deadline: Friday, September 18,
2020 until 6pm