Malacca Hats

Description: Malacca rendered as classic signwriting: bold condensed serif capitals with spurs and swashes, a cream outline and a fine dark contour, set over a deep red colonial church and clock tower beside a shophouse lined river. Weathered letterpress texture throughout. Keywords: malacca, malaysia, retro travel art, travel typography, travel lettering.

Description: This design honors the legendary Admiral Hang Tuah, a symbol of loyalty and courage in Malaysian history. It blends the hero and his spirit with the Malaysian tiger and the motto "Takkan Melayu Hilang di Dunia"—a powerful statement of cultural identity and enduring heritage.

Description: A decorative original 19th century Art Nouveau’s Majolica Tiles & Pattern Floor Tiles. These stunning tiles can be found on heritage listed colonial Architecture throughout Singapore, on buildings called shophouses. The tiles are said to be 'Peranakan Tiles', Peranakan is what the Chinese call Straits Of Malacca (Malaysia & Singapore) born Chinese people. Some appear Art Nouveau, while others look Art Deco. Enjoy the beautiful colours, symmetry, and detail of this tile. The use of ceramic tiles from the Victorians had a big influence in Singapore in the late 19th - early 20th century and you will see many used on the exterior of many shophouses, with flowers most commonly used as a design.