Finding their passion in craftmaking


The Johor Craft Festival also showcased wood carving demonstrations and batik painting at some of the booths to encourage people, both young and old, to try their hand at the artform. — Photos: THOMAS YONG/The Star

WHEN it comes to having a chance to showcase their handiwork, the 12-day Johor Craft Festival offers an excellent platform for artisans from the state to promote their products.

The festival, held at Angsana Mall Johor Baru from Dec 20, 2023 to Jan 1, 2024, had over 100 booths, bringing together craftsmen in various disciplines such as textiles, woodwork, metal-based crafts, earthenware and miscellaneous crafts.

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