Garlands, from silk flowers : side view | PictureSG

Garlands, from silk flowers : side view

This photograph shows some stalls in Little India, selling garlands made from artificial flowers and creating a splash of colour. Title devised by Library staff.

Credit Line

All Rights Reserved. National Library Board Singapore 2007.

Subjects

Suggested Pictures

Suggested Pictures from National Archives of Singapore

Little Egnet (Egnetta Gazetta)
President Wee Kim Wee appreciating a stalk of artificial flowers made by residents of Singapore Cheshire Home during his visit to the home
ARTIFICIAL GROTTO IN CHINATOWN, C1900S
A MAN WITH ARTIFICIAL LINB WRITING IN A BOOK
Yang Di-Pertuan Negara Yusof Ishak and Puan Noor Aishah visiting a stall at the International Bazaar in aid of the School for the Blind, at Victoria Memorial Hall
A PAIR OF LADIES PUMPS WITH ARTIFICIAL PEARLS SEWN ON THEM
AUSTRALIAN SOLDIER WITH ARTIFICIAL LEG
FIGURINES OF "THE EIGHT IMMORTALS" CREATED OUT OF INCENSE
MALAYS SELLING FRUITS
MALAYS SELLING FRUITS
FROM LEFT: NORMA HO IN AN EVENING ENSEMBLE FROM AUGUST MOON, LARAINE LACOMBER IN A STUNNING BLACK PANT SUIT, JUNE QUEK CHOOSES AN OUTFIT WITH THAI INFLUENCE FROM VANITY, ADELINE BROHIER MAKES AN IMPACT WITH A SPLASH OF COLOUR, DAISY KOH IN A THAI SILK EMPIRE-LINE GOWN.
Shop selling paintings
SHOPS SELLING ELECTRICAL GOODS
A pedlar selling food in a kampong where houses are chiefly made of zinc (roof) and wood (wall). Pedlars bring their wares along and cycle into the villages to sell them.
ARTIFICIAL WATERFALL AT JURONG BIRD PARK, SINGAPORE
THREE YOUNG MEN AT THE BIG SPLASH POOL
THREE THAI BEAUTY TITLE-HOLDERS AND TWO SINGAPORE MODELS WORE 26 OUTFITS CREATED BY MADAM VEEREE WHO IS PRESENTING HER COLLECTION MADE OF THAI MATERIAL FOR THE THIRD TIME.
AN INDIAN SHOP SELLING BOOKS & CIGARETTES
[JENNIE LIM] [CUTE HAIR STYLE WITH A TOP KNOT FORMED OF YOUR OWN HAIR OR WITH THE AID OF AN ARTIFICIAL CHIGNON. THE STYLE WAS CREATED BY JENNIE LIM OF STELLA HAIR-DRESSING SALON, JUST OPENED AT 42, PRINSEP STREET.] EXTRACT FR TEXT: [IN FRONT THE HAIR IS CUT SHORT TO GIVE A WAVY EFFECT. MISS LIM, WHO MODELS THE STYLE HERSELF, TOOK A YEAR'S COURSE IN HAIR-STYLING AT A WELL-KNOWN SALON IN HONGKONG.]
Shop selling electronics
Big Splash Complex at East Coast Park.
[JENNIE LIM] [CUTE HAIR STYLE WITH A TOP KNOT FORMED OF YOUR OWN HAIR OR WITH THE AID OF AN ARTIFICIAL CHIGNON. THE STYLE WAS CREATED BY JENNIE LIM OF STELLA HAIR-DRESSING SALON, JUST OPENED AT 42, PRINSEP STREET.] EXTRACT FR TEXT: [ADAPTED FROM THE HAIR-STYLE OF AN ANCIENT JAPANESE PRINCESS, THE HAIR IS CAUGHT UP ARONUD THE CROWN AND THE TOP IS FORMED INTO A BUN. IN THE CENTRE, JUST BEHIND THE HEAD YOU CAN EITHER WEAR A SPARKING CLIP OR A COLOURED SLIDE TO MATCH YOUR DRESS.]
A LITTLE VENDOR IN A KAMPONG, KUCHING