Wau is a traditional wooden kite from Malaysia, particularly popular in the state of Kelantan. It is characterized by its unique shape, often resembling a bird or fish, and is typically decorated with vibrant colors and intricate designs. The kite is not only a recreational object but also a symbol of cultural heritage in the region. The construction of a Wau involves skilled craftsmanship, where artisans carefully select lightweight materials to ensure it can soar high in the sky. During festivals and competitions, Wau flying showcases the artistry and competitive spirit of the local community, attracting both participants and spectators alike.