Teacher-turned-terrarium maker shares her skills


Nur Aisyah in deep focus as she creates one of her unique gardens.- Bernama

STEPPING into “Ruang Pokok”, a quaint café in Jalan Long Sulaiman, Kampung Kedai Lalat, Kota Baru, one’s gaze is inevitably drawn to rows of various types of glass containers housing plants or terrariums neatly arranged in a corner of the shop.

These closed and open-concept terrariums are the handiwork of cafe owner Nur Aisya Ruslan, 27, a former Cyberjaya international school English teacher.

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