Malaysia Definitive - Red Hibiscus
Malaysia · 1965 · 10 sen
This definitive stamp features a vibrant red Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, known locally as the Bunga Raya. The flower is prominently displayed against a solid background, with the denomination '10 sen' and the country name 'MALAYSIA' clearly inscribed. The hibiscus was declared the national flower in 1960 and is a recurring motif in Malaysian philately.
Issued in 1965, this stamp was part of Malaysia's first definitive series following the formation of the federation in 1963. The series celebrated national symbols, including native flora and fauna, to foster a unified national identity.
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