Ireland's Clinker-Built Boats Lead The Way In New UNESCO Heritage Status
In awarding global Heritage Recognition to clinker construction, UNESCO is catching up with a state of affairs that has existed in Ireland for very ma...
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Ireland's Clinker-Built Boats Lead The Way In New UNESCO Heritage Status
In awarding global Heritage Recognition to clinker construction, UNESCO is catching up with a state of affairs that has existed in Ireland for very ma...
Source: afloat.ie
Temple makeover bags award
THE RM3mil restoration work on the Penang Thai Pak Koong (Fu De Ci) Temple in King Street has won it the 2021 Unesco Asia Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation.
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Covid-19 business: Bespoke shoemaker in Penang hard hit by pandemic despite being in business for more than 60 years | Malaysia
Sunday, 16 May 2021 06:00 AM MYT BY OPALYN MOK Wong is the second-generation shoemaker and owner of Hong Kong Shoe Store, where the famous shoe designer Datuk Jimmy Choo apprenticed decades ago. — Picture by Steven Ooi KE Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. GEORGE TOWN, May 16 — The festive season is usually the time shoemaker Wong Heng Mun is busy filling up orders for custom-made shoes, sometimes with orders backing up to two months. Since 2020, that has changed. Wong sits idly in his shop these days, occupying most of his time on his smart...
Source: malaymail.com
Covid-19 business: Like many Malaysians, Penang's last traditional signboard maker now works from home | Malaysia
Sunday, 09 May 2021 06:10 AM MYT BY OPALYN MOK Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. GEORGE TOWN, May 9 — Penang’s last traditional signboard maker Kok Ah Wah may soon be calling it quits as business dwindled to almost zero since the first movement control order (MCO) in 2020. And as if that was not bad enough, Kok had to move out of the shop space where he (and his father before him) had been working from for over 80 years. The 83-year-old moved last August after the landlord refused to give him a discount and had even threatened to raise the ...
Source: malaymail.com