This photograph shows a close-up view of a small animal sculpture at a junk shop at Paya Lebar. The sculpture, which seems to be made from marble, can be found among other items sold at the junk shop. Description by Library staff. Title devised by Library staff.

This is a photograph of an altar dedicated to the Tiger god. Two tiger sculptures can be seen with pink pearl necklaces around their necks. One has what looks like raw meat in its mouth, while the other has a piece of it on its head. Description by Library staff....

This photograph shows one of the dioramas found at Haw Par Villa. It shows a scene of a human-like rat sculpture in a suit talking on a phone. Previously known as Tiger Balm Gardens, Haw Par Villa is a theme park that offers attractions that highlight Chinese culture and mythology....

This is a photograph of an altar dedicated to the Tiger god. Tiger sculptures in various positions are found on the altar, along with red candles, and joss sticks in a large urn. Description by Library staff. Title devised by Library staff.

This photograph shows one of the dioramas found at Haw Par Villa. It shows a scene where a pig pinches the cheek of a rat. Previously known as Tiger Balm Gardens, Haw Par Villa is a theme park that offers attractions that highlight Chinese culture and mythology. Description by Library...

This photograph shows an altar dedicated to Tua Di Ya Pek, an indirect wealth god in Chinese folk religions. He has a beard and holding a fan in his left hand. Description by Library staff. Title devised by Library staff.

This photograph shows the entrance to "Torture Chamber" at Haw Par Villa. A statue of a bird can be seen atop the entryway. Previously known as Tiger Balm Gardens, Haw Par Villa is a theme park that offers attractions that highlight Chinese culture and mythology. Description by Library staff. Title...