Tradition survives not because time stands still, but because someone chooses to carry it forward.”
Description
A beautiful old brass Acuan Akok (Acuan Tembaga) traditionally used for making Akok, one of the well-known traditional kuih associated with Kelantan and the East Coast of Malaysia.
This is a particularly large and heavy example, weighing approximately 3.8kg, with 7 large oval moulds formed into the thick brass body. The substantial construction reflects the durability of traditional kitchenware made to withstand repeated heating and years of use.
The piece retains its aged surface, darkened areas, oxidation and cooking marks, giving it a strong original vintage character. The separate cover and large side handles add to its traditional appearance.
Details:
* Item: Traditional Acuan Akok / Kuih Mould
* Material: Brass / Tembaga
* Mouth Diameter: Approx. 10 inches
* Weight: Approx. 3.8kg
* Moulds: 7 large-size oval moulds
* Heavy and solid construction
* Comes with cover
* Original aged patina, oxidation and signs of previous use
* Suitable for antique kitchenware collection, traditional display, restaurant décor or heritage decoration
* Sold in existing condition; please refer to photos for actual condition
A wonderful piece of traditional kitchen heritage—not merely an old cooking utensil, but a reminder of the skills, flavours and memories passed from one generation to another.