64-year-old rattan weaver inspired to keep family business going


Some of the craft items at the shop. — Photos: LIM BENG TATT/The Star

RATTAN weaver Sim Chew Poh is open to exploring new ways to save the traditional trade.

For starters, the 64-year-old has taken the initiative to keep up with the latest designs that are well-loved, in an effort to help maintain his 50-year-old family business.

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