Batik-print remains top choice for baju raya


Junaidi Nurdin (left) showing the hand painted batik abayah and Johana Jamlus showing the butterfly outfit at their boutique in Danga City Mall Johor Baru.

JOHOR BARU: Despite the current popularity of lacy baju kurung, hand-painted batik baju kurung and abayah (Middle Eastern robes) remain in demand for those celebrating Hari Raya here.

Malaysian-style batik is still much sought after by customers including the Chinese and Indians.

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