Njonja Tang Sing Ing: Threads of Singaporean Identity The world of textile art often reveals quiet narratives, and the work of Njonja Tang Sing Ing is no exception. Emerging from the vibrant cultural landscape of early 20th-century Singapore, she stands as a compelling figure in the history of embroidery – an artist who wove together threads of tradition, personal experience, and the evolving identity of her nation. Despite a relative lack of readily available biographical details, Njonja’s legacy endures through a single, profoundly evocative piece: ‘Kebaya and Sarong,’ created in 1925. Th…