Lun Bawang community in Sarawak turn tree bark into clothes


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A Baju Talun is typically made from tree bark of a Talun tree. — Filepic

A visit to Lawas in Sarawak is not complete without getting your hands on unique local handicrafts like the Baju Talun and ceramic beads that are traditionally made by the Lun Bawang community.

The Baju Talun vest is made from Talun tree (Artocarpus hirsuta) bark and was worn daily by the Lun Bawang men. It is now one of the most popular handicraft products in Sarawak.

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