This was the first tent we entered right outside the main building.
Kelingkan Embroidery
Kelingkan embroidery, also known as Keringkam in Sarawak is a traditional Malay embroidery whereby threads used are coated with silver and gold. In the olden days, Kelingkan baju kurung and baju kebaya were worn by royal families; it was a symbol of status and wealth.
Batik sling bags
Batik shoes
Tapak Gong, 2008
Teknik Ukiran (Carving Technique) : Tebuk Timbul Bersilat
Jenis Kayu (Wood) : Cengal
Motif : Saga Kenering
Panel Hiasan Dinding
Teknik Ukiran : Tebuk Tembus Bersilat
Jenis Kayu : Cengal
Moti f: Bunga Asam Paya
Kain Telepuk
The most glamorous and rich Malay textile, worn only by royalty and noble families, since the 17th century. In history, the Telepuk textile was practiced since the first Sultan of Selangor.
The Telepuk is a traditional technique whereby woven fabric is gilded with gold leaves. The design patterns on the Telepuk are called Frieze patterns. Frieze patterns or border patterns are designs that repeat in one direction.
You may try your hand at batik painting, for free!
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