Say Tian Hng (西天园) means “Garden in West Heaven”, a celestial realm where the gods and goddesses of Daoism and Buddhism dwell.
Since 1840, our 6th-generation family atelier in Singapore has hand-crafted wooden sculptures of these deities, preserving traditional early Qing Dynasty techniques.
Today, they can be found in temples and homes across Southeast Asia and Europe, as objects of devotion or statement pieces for home interiors bringing the mystique of Chinese cosmology to life.
Partners we have worked with
University of Cambridge (UK)
Michelangelo Foundation for Creativity and Craftsmanship (Geneva)
Asian Civilisations Museum (Singapore)
Nanyang Technological University (Singapore)
OCBC Bank
What our customers say
“My statue arrived in France in perfect condition. The quality is exceptional and the statue looks even nicer than what I expected from the photographs. I have visited many shops in Asia selling similar statues and I have to say that the quality of your work is far above!”
Joel D. from
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France
Owner of a 20-inch statue of Xuan Wu (玄武), the personification of the Northern celestial quadrant
"Hola and blessings from Spain! It was an honour to have a statue crafted by your family. I love it so much. I wish your family all the best and hope your lovely legacy goes on for many generations more. Keep growing and shining!"
Ricardo P. from
Madrid, Spain
Owner of a 10-inch statue of Laozi (老子), the founder of Daoism
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