Park Walker - Fort Canning - Sang Nila Utama Garden (2020 0829)
The Sang Nila Utama
Garden, named for the Palembang prince, is a re-creation of South-east Asian
gardens of the 14th century. Visitors are welcomed by Javanese split gates and
statues of frogs, fish and ducks - fauna that was believed to be seen in the
palace gardens.
The garden also has
traditional features such as a symmetric layout and reflective pools filled
with lily pads that used to be a meditative refuge for royalty.
The Guardian - This sculpture is inspired by typical 14th century Majapahit aesthetic, where the imagery of a bull is used to represent the strength of a protector over Singapore.
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