Trip to nyonya house

Basically, this is the balcony of the house. I took a picture of it while standing downstairs at the front door…

This is the chandelier, in the
dining room…





Fancy designs? Think YOU are fancy? Think again...

These nyonyas are more western than we think…

Cherki!!!

We then marched upstairs, and what greeted us was…

Jewelry!!!
And I start to wonder how lucky we are, no need to wear neck breaking jewelry. Why… that must weigh a ton at least!!!





Speaking about jewelry, how bout some antiques?
The “kam cheng” (picture on the right on top) is what nyonyas and babas use to put glutinous rice balls before they marry…

This washbasin will probably make you nervous to use as it is so breakable and pretty looking…

How ironic… I take a picture of you, you take a picture of me…

My brother posing as An idiot…
ME!

Pictures of beautiful (and uncomfortable) nyonya fashions…








Lovin it… You gotta be really
thin to get into
this thing
The furniture is really nice… full of etiquette. Unfortunately, I slipped when I sat on the couch and the bed has a DON’T SIT sign on it… *sigh

That’s about it… If you wanna see these sights, go to 29, Church Street. Visiting hours: 9.30am-5pm,weekdays. Saturday:9:30am-3pm.
~until then, peeps!^^