Kwai Chai Hong reveals their latest installation in conjunction with the Mid-Autumn Festival – Beyond the Moonlit Door; a back alley lined with the Moonlit Doors beside a giant full moon.
The installation at the popular spot also features the works of Pamela Tan, an award-winning architect designer, showcasing her ethereal installation entitled “Endless Frames”.
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The mid-autumn festival which dates back over 3,000 years of history is widely celebrated among the Chinese. It is particularly observed on the 15th day of the 8th month of the Chinese lunar calendar; with the beautiful full moon on the night.
It is a festival that encircles around the theme of reunion and gathering where people come together. On that specific night, families and friends gather together while enjoying mooncakes and tea. Lanterns of various sizes and shapes were displayed and carried as a symbol of the celebration.
This time around, the team from Kwai Chai Hong did an amazing work with their space by setting up a beautiful installation to celebrate this festival especially what we have experienced for the past two years. It will be a meaningful celebration this year as all of us can gather around whether it’s indoors or outdoors.
The mid-autumn installation will be displayed from August 26 until October 2 from 9.00am to 12 midnight daily.
Kwai Chai Hong is located at Lorong Panggung in Downtown Kuala Lumpur.
Just in case you forget, have you got your moon cake from the famous hotel brands or the local bakers in Kuala Lumpur already?
