Description
Primates, especially monkeys and gibbons, hold cultural significance in Cambodia, playing a role in the country’s traditions, beliefs, and cultural expressions. Many folktales frequently depict monkeys as cunning, mischievous, and occasionally helpful characters.
This illustration depicts a Lakhon Khol (masked dance-drama) dancer dressed as Hanuman alongside all 12 species of non-human primates found in Cambodia. Among these are the critically endangered pileated gibbon, vibrant red-shanked douc and the nocturnal and elusive pygmy slow loris.
Illustrated by Joshua Chiang.
Greeting Card:
- Size: 13cm (width) x 18.5cm (height).
- Blank inside.
- Back of card shows description of the artwork and the artist.
- Printed professionally on FSC paper (paper from responsible sources, certified by Forest Stewardship Council).
- Comes with a white envelope.
Copyright © 2023 Joshua Chiang.
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