Malay Art Gallery – House of Pusaka and Keris

UPDATE : Malay Art Gallery has since brought down its shutter in 2019 and is now operating its business online.

31 Bussorah St, Singapore 199449

House of Pusaka and Keris by Adni Aljunied

Established in 1972 by my father, Mr. Syed Husain Aljunied, the Malay Art Gallery initially started off as a Gallery for artists to expose their works and later evolved eventually into the dealings of artifacts and artworks from the regions. My father's passion for the keris and weapons from these areas started when he was a teenager and as his collection grew, he eventually started to trade in them. We have licenses from the Arms & Explosive Branch of the Singapore Police Force to legally deal with edge weapons.

Having been in the business for more than three decades, we worked with the National Museum here in 1995, and with the Shah Alam Museum in Selangor, in Malaysia. More recently, working together with Majlis Pusat and the newly open Malay Heritage Centre, we have an annual cultural and traditional keris cleansing ceremonies, providing our sincere advise and expertise to collectors, enthusiast, scholars, friendly tourist or even curious housewives!

Through the years, we have had many varieties of item and presently we are only featuring our Kerises and other weapons related items. We assure customers of accurate authenticity of our items with frank and sincere opinions about age, origin or state of our items on sale. Presently we do not (unless otherwise mention) feature newly made pieces although we do have them on sale at the shop and will gladly entertain any interest. From time to time we will be updating and adding more variety to our site.