Yes, we are always open to collaborations with individuals and organizations passionate about celebrating heritage and creativity. Whether you’re an artist, storyteller, or part of a cultural initiative, reach out to us to explore partnership opportunities.

Yes, we offer international shipping! No matter where you are, we aim to share the beauty of Peranakan culture with the world. Please check our shipping policies for more details.

As a brand rooted in the rich traditions of Peranakan culture, we believe it’s our responsibility to give back to the community that inspires us. By reinvesting profits, we ensure that these beautiful traditions continue to thrive and evolve in modern times.

We fund activities like creative projects that celebrate Peranakan art, cuisine, and traditions. Additionally, we collaborate with cultural organizations to amplify their impact.

Yes, we also produce media content that highlights Peranakan stories, traditions, and modern interpretations. This includes digital storytelling, videos, and creative campaigns designed to share and preserve the culture in innovative ways.

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Yes, every purchase you make contributes directly to our mission. A portion of the proceeds goes toward supporting initiatives that safeguard the traditions, language, and artistry of the Baba-Nyonya community for future generations.

Peranakan culture is a unique blend of Chinese, Malay, and other influences, creating a rich heritage that is distinct in its language, food, art, and traditions. The Baba-Nyonya community is known for their vibrant attire, intricate embroidery, flavorful cuisine, and a hybrid language known as Baba Malay.

We are deeply committed to supporting local Peranakan communities by collaborating with artisans, creatives, and organizations to keep the legacy of the Baba-Nyonya alive. Additionally, we participate in community events and cultural initiatives to promote awareness and appreciation for Peranakan culture.

We’re planning to expand our reach with more workshops, collaborations, and digital content to educate and engage a wider audience. Stay tuned for announcements about upcoming initiatives and projects!

Baba Gabra is a group of young Babas dedicated to celebrating and preserving the vibrant traditions and culture of the Baba-Nyonya (Peranakan) community. Through heritage-inspired products, media productions, and storytelling, we bring Peranakan culture to life in a modern and meaningful way.

Yes, we offer customization for select items. Please reach out to us to discuss your needs, and we’ll be happy to assist in creating something special for you.

"Baba" refers to the male members of the Peranakan community, known for their rich heritage and unique blend of Chinese and Malay cultures. "Gabra" is a playful word often used in colloquial Malay, meaning "confused", "flustered" or "overwhelmed." Together, Baba Gabra reflects our vibrant and dynamic approach to celebrating Peranakan culture.

Through our content, products, media productions, and storytelling, we share the history, traditions, and unique aspects of Baba-Nyonya culture. Check out our website, blog, and social media channels for more insights and stories.

We are committed to transparency and regularly share updates on the projects and communities we support. Follow us on our social media channels and website to learn more about the impact of your support.

Peranakan cuisine is a flavorful fusion of Chinese cooking techniques and Malay spices. Known for its bold flavors, key dishes include ayam buah keluak (chicken with black nuts), laksa (spicy noodle soup), and kueh (sweet or savory traditional snacks).

"Baba" refers to the men of the Peranakan community, while "Nyonya" refers to the women. These terms symbolise their cultural identity, which is deeply rooted in a hybrid of Chinese traditions and local Malay customs.

Baba-Nyonya culture, also known as Peranakan culture, is a unique blend of Chinese and Malay influences, with elements from Indian, Thai, and colonial cultures. It originated from Chinese immigrants who settled in the Malay Archipelago centuries ago, creating a distinct heritage rich in traditions, language, cuisine, and art.

You can explore museums, attend cultural events, visit historical sites in Singapore, Malacca, and Penang, Phuket or follow modern initiatives like Baba Gabra, which highlight and celebrate Peranakan traditions through storytelling, media, and design.

The Baba-Nyonya community traditionally speaks Baba Malay, a creole language combining Malay with Hokkien, English, and other influences. While it is less commonly spoken today, efforts are being made to preserve and revive the language.