Mastering strokes of traditional craft


Participants are free to apply colours on their batik artworks, whether as single or mixed hues. — Photos: AZLINA ABDULLAH and YAP CHEE HONG/The Star

BATIK workshops offer engaging, hands-on opportunities to create personalised batik art.

Venues in Kuala Lumpur like Teja Studio and Jadi Batek Gallery, and the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia host these sessions, where participants can unwind and tap into their creativity through batik painting.

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