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MALAY TRADITIONAL COSTUMES BAJU KURUNC Baju kurung is used to refer to both the male and #1 female outfit. It is the traditional costume for the Malay community. Wore for formal occasions or as an everyday wear. #2 During Hari Raya Puasa, Malay families wear the baju kurung when visiting their relatives and friends. #3 2 popular styles: Telok Belangah & Cekak Musang 1 Telok Cekak Belangah Musang style style Photograph courtesy of Nuraini Othman

MALAY TRADITIONAL...BAJU KURUNC Baju kurung is used to refer to both the male and #1 female outfit. It is the traditional costume for the Malay community. Wore for formal occasions

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  • MALAYTRADITIONALCOSTUMES

    BAJU KURUNC

    Baju kurung is used to refer to both the male and#1 female outfit. It is the traditional costume for the

    Malay community.

    Wore for formal occasions or as an everyday wear.#2 During Hari Raya Puasa, Malay families wear the baju

    kurung when visiting their relatives and friends.

    #3 2 popular styles: Telok Belangah & Cekak Musang

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    Telok CekakBelangah Musang

    style style

    Photograph courtesy of Nuraini Othman

  • BAJU WRUNG (Female)

    A loose-fitting blouse with longsleeves and is paired with a waistcloth

    known as a sarong

    Photograph of a lady wearing bajukurung telok belangah. Ministry ofInformation and the Arts Collection,courtesy of the National Archives ofSingapore

    TUDUNC

    Headscarf worn byMuslim women

    Photograph of a lady wearing a tudung. Courtesyof National Archives of Singapore

  • BAJU KURUNC/BAJU MELAYU (MALE)

    Men wear the baju kurung as a shirttop with pants, and a kain sampingthat can be worn over the trousers

    Example of a baju melayu.Photograph courtesy ofJamal Mohammed

    SONCKOK

    A traditional headgear wornby Malay males

    Photograph from the Arthur BReich Collection, courtesy ofNational Archives of Singapore

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    Photo adapted from flickr

    KAIN SONCKET

    A woven cloth that is often decoratedwith either gold or silver threads

  • TIME!

    Instructions:- Colour / decorate the picture of the mosque below after you aredone with your paper dolls

    - Stick your paper dolls on this colouring template after you aredone

    DONE BY: TASHLYN, REESE, WEN XIN, MATTHEW, JOSHUA, LEROY FROM RIVER VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLPg4