Malaysian designer Fern Chua among five South-East Asian artisans featured in exhibition


Malaysian fashion designer Fern Chua is among five artisans from around South East Asia to be selected for a project that celebrates the art and craft of local craftsmen.

Malaysian fashion designer Fern Chua is among five artisans from around South East Asia to be selected for a project that celebrates the art and craft of local craftsmen.

Best known for her brand Fern Batik Collective, Chua joins four other ‘Makers’ from around the region for The Makers Project, an initiative by Scotch whisky producers The Balvenie that celebrates the processes of making and crafting by not just the craftsmen behind its award-winning whiskies, but also craftsmen and ‘makers’ in other industries and arts.

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