Wau & Kites

A group of Tunku Abdul Rahman University College students seek my assistance to educate them on how to make a traditional malay kite; partic...

Kampong Sarang Buaya is a small village in Batu Pahat District, Johor. Literally, it means Crocodile's Nest Village. It gets its name be...

Wau Bulan is a buzz word in Malaysia's traditional kite's world. Perhaps, you landed at this blog because you too search for 'W...

This is one of my handmade Malaysia's Traditional Kite called Wau Daun (Leaf Kite). It derrives its name through its shape; unlike that ...

This is a Malay Kite Fighting Competition. The idea is to cut off other participants' kite string. Whichever kite remains the last in th...

My fourth First was in the Hornbill Beauty Kite Category at the 2008 4th Borneo International Kite Festival, Bintulu, Sarawak. It is no...

My third First was in the Big Moon Kite Category at the 2008 Asia Kite Festival in Kelantan. It measured 10 feet but it was very light, fle...

My second Championhood was a wau in the Modern Moon Kite Category at the 2008 13th Pasir Gudang International Kite Festival. This same kit...

My first achievement as the Champion was in the 3D Creative Kite Category at the 2007 12th Pasir Gudang International Kite Festival. The th...

My first achievement was getting 9th Placing out of almost 100 competitors in the 9th Johore International Kite Festival in 2006. I w...

These were my first attempt to make wau with 'sobek' (decoration) in early 2005. Although they did not meet expectations, t...

There are many types of Wau. The most widely known is Wau Kikik (Malay Kite). It is the simple tailless diamond-shaped kite similar to that ...