This Canvas Print ‘Serangoon Stitches’ by Deborah Mckellar of Talking Textiles is part of the Singapore series of Fine Art Prints capturing Singapore’s ethnic diversity, architectural elements and scenes from everyday life and objects in Singapore.

It is a digital reproduction of Deborah McKellar’s original Singapore artwork, called “Serangoon Stitches”. Inspired by scenes of everyday life and objects in Singapore, it beautifully complements our collection of award-winning rugs and other homewares to complete your look wall, floor and all.

Reflecting unique scenes from Singapore’s diverse cultures and traditions, it’s also the perfect Singapore souvenir for yourself or someone leaving Singapore. Each print run is limited to 20 prints.

Read more about the Artist’s Inspiration behind “Serangoon Stitches”:

“In the heart of Little India, along Serangoon Road, a tailor is busy working on his trusty sewing machine. Offering affordable and speedy alteration and tailoring services, this trade has been passed down through the generations.

The whirring and humming of the sewing machine is almost drowned out by the busy roadside traffic as he hurries through yet another pile of fabric.”

The original artwork for Serangoon Stitches is available and can be viewed at here

Dimensions:

• Framed Size: 36cm x 36cmx 4cm;
• The frame available for this size is : Black frame with black backing

Material: Each Canvas Print has been coated for scratch, stain and water resistance. Framed in a wooden box frame, they look great as a pair or as a set.