BATIK is a treasured cultural legacy for both Malaysia and Indonesia, representing far more than just fabric. It embodies centuries of history, artistry, and tradition. While the two countries ...

This is partly because most Malaysian batik artisans come from the Malay community and primarily sell unsewn fabrics or a limited range of clothing aligned with their cultural preferences.

I just thought – why don’t we have this in KL? So, I lugged a bunch of batik fabrics back home from Sabah.” What started as a fun sewing experiment quickly turned into something bigger when ...

The tradition of batik-making extends beyond Indonesia into the wider Malay world in Malaysia, Singapore and ... Perhaps reading the changing social fabric of Indonesia in the literal fabric ...

The event featured activities tied closely to Malaysian culture such as a batik ... a new way to upcycle plastic bags and leftover batik fabric, thanks to the workshop. “I separate waste at ...

When sliced, the layers of biscuits interwoven with chocolate resemble the intricate designs of batik fabric, a cornerstone of Malaysian cultural identity. The origins of kek batik are a testament ...