Malaysia, Truly Asia
Submitted in
"Malaysia, Truly Asia" Umbrella Design Competition
Description
Cultural Diversity: The umbrella's surface showcases a vibrant representation of Malaysia's multicultural society, with images of Malays, Chinese, Indians, and various indigenous groups. These images celebrate the rich tapestry of ethnicities that make up Malaysia's population.
National Flower: Prominently featured on the umbrella is the Bunga Raya, Malaysia's national flower, known as the Red Hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis). This red flower symbolizes bravery, robust vitality, and rapid propagation, signifying Malaysia's continuous growth as a nation and its people's resilience. The five petals of the hibiscus represent Malaysia's "Rukun Negara" or "National Principles": Belief in God, Loyalty to the King and Country, Supremacy of the Constitution, Rules of Law, Courtesy and Morality.
Landmarks: Two iconic landmarks are featured on the umbrella. The Petronas Twin Towers, symbolizing Malaysia's thriving economy, stand tall on one side. On the other side, the Kuala Lumpur Tower represents the heart of Malaysia's capital city.
National Flag: The umbrella is adorned with the Malaysian national flag (Jalur Gemilang). Inside the flag, there is a large heart shape, symbolizing the pride and patriotism of Malaysians towards their country.
The phrase "Malaysia, Truly Asia" at the below of the National Flag encapsulates the country's reputation as a diverse and harmonious nation in the heart of Asia.
National Flower: Prominently featured on the umbrella is the Bunga Raya, Malaysia's national flower, known as the Red Hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis). This red flower symbolizes bravery, robust vitality, and rapid propagation, signifying Malaysia's continuous growth as a nation and its people's resilience. The five petals of the hibiscus represent Malaysia's "Rukun Negara" or "National Principles": Belief in God, Loyalty to the King and Country, Supremacy of the Constitution, Rules of Law, Courtesy and Morality.
Landmarks: Two iconic landmarks are featured on the umbrella. The Petronas Twin Towers, symbolizing Malaysia's thriving economy, stand tall on one side. On the other side, the Kuala Lumpur Tower represents the heart of Malaysia's capital city.
National Flag: The umbrella is adorned with the Malaysian national flag (Jalur Gemilang). Inside the flag, there is a large heart shape, symbolizing the pride and patriotism of Malaysians towards their country.
The phrase "Malaysia, Truly Asia" at the below of the National Flag encapsulates the country's reputation as a diverse and harmonious nation in the heart of Asia.
Description
Cultural Diversity: The umbrella's surface showcases a vibrant representation of Malaysia's multicultural society, with images of Malays, Chinese, Indians, and various indigenous groups. These images celebrate the rich tapestry of ethnicities that make up Malaysia's population.
National Flower: Prominently featured on the umbrella is the Bunga Raya, Malaysia's national flower, known as the Red Hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis). This red flower symbolizes bravery, robust vitality, and rapid propagation, signifying Malaysia's continuous growth as a nation and its people's resilience. The five petals of the hibiscus represent Malaysia's "Rukun Negara" or "National Principles": Belief in God, Loyalty to the King and Country, Supremacy of the Constitution, Rules of Law, Courtesy and Morality.
Landmarks: Two iconic landmarks are featured on the umbrella. The Petronas Twin Towers, symbolizing Malaysia's thriving economy, stand tall on one side. On the other side, the Kuala Lumpur Tower represents the heart of Malaysia's capital city.
National Flag: The umbrella is adorned with the Malaysian national flag (Jalur Gemilang). Inside the flag, there is a large heart shape, symbolizing the pride and patriotism of Malaysians towards their country.
The phrase "Malaysia, Truly Asia" at the below of the National Flag encapsulates the country's reputation as a diverse and harmonious nation in the heart of Asia.
National Flower: Prominently featured on the umbrella is the Bunga Raya, Malaysia's national flower, known as the Red Hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis). This red flower symbolizes bravery, robust vitality, and rapid propagation, signifying Malaysia's continuous growth as a nation and its people's resilience. The five petals of the hibiscus represent Malaysia's "Rukun Negara" or "National Principles": Belief in God, Loyalty to the King and Country, Supremacy of the Constitution, Rules of Law, Courtesy and Morality.
Landmarks: Two iconic landmarks are featured on the umbrella. The Petronas Twin Towers, symbolizing Malaysia's thriving economy, stand tall on one side. On the other side, the Kuala Lumpur Tower represents the heart of Malaysia's capital city.
National Flag: The umbrella is adorned with the Malaysian national flag (Jalur Gemilang). Inside the flag, there is a large heart shape, symbolizing the pride and patriotism of Malaysians towards their country.
The phrase "Malaysia, Truly Asia" at the below of the National Flag encapsulates the country's reputation as a diverse and harmonious nation in the heart of Asia.
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