Showing posts with label Stamp Malaysia 2012. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stamp Malaysia 2012. Show all posts

Friday, 9 March 2012

08.03.2012 - Malaysia Antarctic Research Expedition

3rd Issue of 2012
Date of Issue 8th March 20012

2012 - 8th March. MALAYSIAN ANTARCTIC RESEARCH EXPEDITION SPM 
Watermarked, Design by Hazel Design Sdn Bhd

1. 60 sen Aerial view of the Antarctic continent
2. 90 sen (setenant)  Aerial view Artic and Antarctic
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Thursday, 8 March 2012

27.02.2012 - Yes To Life No To Drugs


2nd Issue of 2012
Date of Issue 27th Feb. 2012

2012 - 27th Feb. YES TO LIFE NO TO DRUGS SPM Wtmk. Phosphor Coated. Design by 
World Communication Networks (M) Sdn Bhd.Litho. by Security Printer, Malaysia

1. 60 sen (setenant)
2. Rm1 stamp
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Thursday, 16 February 2012

Malaysia 2012

1st Issue of 2012
Date of issue 12 January 2012


2012 - 12th January, LEGACY OF THE LOOM. SPM Watermark, 
Phosphor Coated. Perf. 35 x 45mm Lithograhed by Peter Chuah/ 
Orient Communications


1. The Cindai which originated From Gujerat and South Rajasthan in India is called patola in Hindi. It was brought to our shores during the time of the Malacca Sultanate.
2. The Songket with gold and silver tthreads is usually weaved on a frame loom. But now more people are using the flying shuttle which is also called Siamese loom.
3. In the Iban language Pua Kumbu means grand blanket. This colourful and finely woven textile is made on the simple backstrap loom.


4. The lace-like embroidery used to decorate the kebaya of the Nyonyas is an intricate hand-sewn cut-out pattern of decorative floral motifs. It is done using the goyang (shaking) technique.
5. A Rungus maiden using on inavol loom. The background shows a backstring loom with an inset showing a rangit, a decorative piece worn at the back below the waist by Rungus men.

Miniature Sheet : 115 x 100mm

This robe is for casual wear. Worn by the Ming Empress. It is richly embroidered with a mighty dragon with bats in the clouds for its background. The motif is encased within a circle to symbolize perfection and wholeness. The dragon represents power and majesty.


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