Munir posing in front of an intricate wooden arch at Kampung Serada in Kuala Terengganu. Photos: Munir Shaari
Not only is Munir Shaari proud of his Malay heritage, he wants to showcase its rich culture to the world. And he found a simple way to do – via Instagram.
Five years ago, he launched misimencarimelayu where he uploads photos of Malay culture, architecture and traditions.
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Munir's mission
Munir posing in front of an intricate wooden arch at Kampung Serada in Kuala Terengganu. Photos: Munir Shaari
Bachok-based Kak Ani is touted as one of Malaysia's last few singgora roof tile makers.
Prior to the pandemic, Munir (left) managed to meet natural dye batik maker Aziz Awang at his house in Kota Baru to learn more about the art of decorating cloth using wax and dye.
The artistic works of Terengganu-based wood carver Zarir Abdullah are highlighted on Munir's Instagram page.
The traditional perahu kolek or fishing boat at Pantai Sabak, Kelantan.
Rumah Uda Manap is a 20th-century wooden Malay house featuring unique hardwood carvings by Chinese artisans.
- MUNIR SHAARI
Munir with his son Aqil in front of Replika Pintu Gerbang Istana Kota Tengah in Alor Setar.
- MUNIR SHAARI
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