Preserving batik as cultural heritage


Crafts sold by indigenous people of Malaysia at the Gerai OA booth. (Below) A range of fashion accessories made of batik, including earrings, were sold at the Maryam Bayam booth.

THE Batik Festival returned to Kuala Lumpur for its third year to showcase a variety of batik products.

Themed “Batik and Classic”, the three-day festival, featuring a total of 20 vendors at Malaysia Tourism Centre (Matic), was open to the public for free.

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