He may have been the last of his kind. Mr. Lee Ah Hock, paper lantern maker of Georgetown, Malaysia.
His hands shaped beauty. His workshop held time.
This is my tribute to him, his craft, and the quiet passing of tradition.
Watch the full video. And if you remember him—share your story.
We forget too easily. Maybe we shouldn’t.
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