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Chan See Shu Yuen Temple

Title

Year/Period

Early 20th century

Region

Kuala Lumpur

Dimension

Image size: L19.7cm X W13.5cm

Accession No.

XXXX-13279

Collection of

National Museum of Singapore

Chan See Shu Yuen Temple, originally the clan house (kongsi) of the Yuen family, is the largest and oldest in Kuala Lumpur. Completed in 1906, the temple has a distinct Guangdong folk architecture that is seen in its ornate pottery roof. Also notable are the terracotta friezes that depict scenes from Chinese history and mythology.