From Onde and Agar to Biskut, the Studio Kallang founder draws on childhood memories and Southeast Asian craft traditions to create furniture rooted in her own cultural experience.
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From Onde and Agar to Biskut, the Studio Kallang founder draws on childhood memories and Southeast Asian craft traditions to create furniture rooted in her own cultural experience.
Faezah Shaharuddin grew up watching craftspeople at work in furniture workshops across Southeast Asia – experiences she says formed her “visual world”. (Photo: Rachel Loh)
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