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Malaysian ecoprint fabric maker grows tannin-rich plants in her terrace house

By SHEELA CHANDRAN
Syd is passionate about using natural dyes and eco-friendly products to produce her fabric. Photos: The Star/Azlina Abdullah

If you happen to visit Masitah Babjan’s home and open her refrigerator, you will find more than just food in there.

In the jovial lady’s chiller are also various types of leaves and flowers.

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