Having to wait for the stationery shop at Plaza Tanjung Aru to open for business, I walked around the "business" area at the car park's ground floor. I never knew why these chinese mainlanders come all the way here to sell these stuff. The proprietor had a simple bed with a mosquito net, a gas cylinder and wok. I didn't think he would be pleased if I took a photo of those items; so I didn't.
Aside from the usual pots, dishes, bowls, ceramic vases, brass feng shui objects ..., I did see some colourful items. Here's a ceramic religious figurine ...
... and one painted yellow (or was it supposed to be golden?). The proprietor told me it was a wooden sculpture under the paint ...
... a set of 6 laughing buddhas in various poses ...
... really laughing out loud! ...
... putting you in a good mood for the day? Cheap humour at RM80 (before discount)? ...
... I didn't really know what this was. It just looked interesting. I did buy a couple of clay mugs from him, so at least he didn't lose out from my visit!
Having to wait for the stationery shop at Plaza Tanjung Aru to open for business, I walked around the "business" area at the car park's ground floor. I never knew why these chinese mainlanders come all the way here to sell these stuff. The proprietor had a simple bed with a mosquito net, a gas cylinder and wok. I didn't think he would be pleased if I took a photo of those items; so I didn't.
Aside from the usual pots, dishes, bowls, ceramic vases, brass feng shui objects ..., I did see some colourful items. Here's a ceramic religious figurine ...
... and one painted yellow (or was it supposed to be golden?). The proprietor told me it was a wooden sculpture under the paint ...
... a set of 6 laughing buddhas in various poses ...
... really laughing out loud! ...
... putting you in a good mood for the day? Cheap humour at RM80 (before discount)? ...
... I didn't really know what this was. It just looked interesting. I did buy a couple of clay mugs from him, so at least he didn't lose out from my visit!
