Carian Anda

Monumen Kacang Tanah



Year

2000


Description
Located in the middle of the circle in the area of ??Menglembu, Ipoh, Perak. The sculpture features three images of peanuts that are already icons in the area. The shape of the peanut is composed independently with one lying on the ground while the rest is leaning on it. To show a slight effect of contrast, a peanut is shown to be open to reveal the brownish contents. The monument is built complete with fresh green landscape decoration around it.

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