With the dancers’ movement and incomprehensible chanting, a bridge to the aesthetic experience of Monga was created by Cloud Gate Dance Theatre, giving us audience the opportunity to relive this collective re-imagination of one of the city’s most treasured cultural memory.

“…I viewed Kotter’s works of light as if I was reading a piece of poetry that opens doors to new way of thinking and understanding. The only difference of the two being that, this time around, the poetry is composed of light and colours.”

“Without any exaggeration, the experience of wearing this bracelet was like being kissed by an angel — an affectionate kiss that was light and delicate, yet enduring.”

This Pursuit of perfection, my readers, is indeed necessary when it comes to the world of jewellery where devil is ALWAYS in the detail.

“This breathtaking view — though geometric and architectural — was unlike any other that I’ve ever seen.”

“ … when I put on this ring, I felt as if a silent conversation between the Parisian-based jeweller and I has been created across time and space.”

Oval cut has always been one of my favourite cutting styles because it is not as commercial as the ubiquitous round brilliant. Its gentle curve also conveys an air of elegance and timelessness.

If you were an emperor or empress, how would you like the court painter to express your power and authority?

… this secluded treasure house is sure to provide intimate viewing experience to all of its visitors for this place will only attract people who love the art of hand puppetry to the extent that they would be willing to go on this cultural pilgrimage like we did.

That moment when I became an audience alongside the temple’s deity, that boundary between men and the divine seems to have miraculously dissolved.