Oe Si Waing

Today, I would like to present this traditional Myanmar artwork called the Oe Si Waing (Myanmar Traditional Folk Music Ensemble). This artwork is handmade using paper craft techniques. It features a group of traditional musicians and performers, including an Oe Si drum player, cymbal players, a flute player, and a traditional dancer. Together, they represent the lively atmosphere of a Myanmar traditional music performance. The Oe Si Waing is an important part of Myanmar's cultural heritage. It is commonly performed at festivals, weddings, religious ceremonies, and other special celebrations. The music brings joy, entertainment, and a strong sense of tradition to the audience. This handmade artwork not only showcases the beauty of Myanmar's traditional culture but also helps preserve and promote our cultural heritage. It can be used as a decorative display or as a meaningful souvenir representing Myanmar.

Su Su Hlaing

1986, Born in Zalun Township, Ayeyarwady Region, Myanmar. B.A (Sculpture), Hons. Q (2006) National University of Arts and Culture (YGN)

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