Craft festival offers hands-on experience for visitors


Housewife Nurul Nazihah (right) and her husband Wan Aliff with their daughters giving rattan weaving a go under the watchful eyes of demonstrator Norfutiha Salimen (in red tudung) at the National Craft Festival 2022. — YEE XIANG YUN/The Star

THE skills and products of 28 craftsmen specialising in different areas are on display at the ongoing National Craft Festival 2022 in Johor Baru.

Housewife Nurul Nazihah Muhamed Faizal, 29, who gave rattan weaving a try at one of the exhibition booths, said she enjoyed the hands-on experience.

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