CHANG FEE MING

The child’s hammock is made of a sewn kain sarong passed over a metallic or wooden triangular frame, itself
hung to a thick spring secured by a rope to a beam. It swings from side to side and up and down. It can be
hung at a resting platform in the padi field, in the market or at the beach, allowing the child to nap while his
parents are busy.

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