This first print ever created is a love letter to the region… When post offices were still crowded and stamps were pieces of arts… Some were found at a flea market in Malacca, Malaysia, others at the stamp museum in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and at the latter at Cu Chi Tunnels in HCMC, Vietnam.

This print is a modern version of the traditional toile de jouy, the antique French pattern. Used as a first ancient technique created in 1760, it is the ancestor of silkscreen printing! Hand drawn, the Malaysian characters are embellished with local landscapes – think Penang and its round smooth boulder rocks, elephant sanctuary and the ancestral tuktuk. Designed in the classical White & Blue Chinese Porcelain and in a multicolor way.