Crafts from various communities on display

KUALA LUMPUR: A showcase of Malaysia’s traditional crafts is being displayed at the Kuala Lumpur Craft Complex from now till March 13.

A model showcases an intricately designed songket at the Kuala Lumpur Craft Complex. — RAJA FAISAL HISHAN/The StarSome of the crafts include traditional textiles like batik, crafts made from forest-sourced materials like rattan, and metal crafts such as pewter.

There will also be occasional traditional performances such as the Malay joget and other traditional dances from the Chinese, Indian, Sabah and Sarawak cultures. “We have seen a 44.1% increase in traditional crafts sales in 2022 compared with 2021 and we hope to either maintain or improve its growth this year.”

“This will then increase the variety of high-quality affordable craft product offerings in the market to meet the preferences of both local and foreign visitors alike, further growing the craft industry’s demand.

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