Singapore looks to fire up dragon kilns again
Singapore was once home to more than 20 so-called dragon kilns. Full of fire and some 40 metres long, they were used to make a special kind of pottery.
But as demand for the cups and pots they produced dwindled, the kilns fell out of use and most were torn down.
Now, after 30 years, a community art project is awakening the dragon.
The BBC's Saira Syed reports.
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