Visitors can watch an artist at work or dabble in some paint and wax to create their own batik design. Paintings and other handicrafts are available to sale.
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If you are looking for a wide collection of handicraft
reflecting Malaysia's heritage then you want to visit
KARYANEKA. Located at Jalan Conlay (Conlay street)
it is about a 10 minute walk for the Golden Triangle, it
houses local craftsmen and small industry.
KARYANEKA has a wide selection of handicraft items
reflecting Malaysia's ethnic and cultural heritage. The
center sells Malaysian handicraft including batik,
rattan baskets, blowpipes, woodcarvings and silver
craft items. There is also a Craft Museum within the
compound and individual craft huts where you can
watch craftsmen at work. These craft huts are set in a
working environment to replicate the original
atmosphere of these craftsmen in the villages,
including the tools they use for their creative art work.
The effect is to recreate the original atmosphere and
setting to give visitors the total experience, be it of
songket weaving, brass work, woodcarving,
traditional blacksmith, batik painting or pottery
making. Visitors can also try their hand at basket
weaving and batik painting.
Hop on the LRT and
take a tour of the city.
Visit the many shopping
malls For a little
excitement and browse
the handicraft stores for
Batik, baskets,
silverware, brass ware,
Songket and antiques!
A walk around Karyaneka the Craft Complex of Malaysian Handicraft
Ride the Inner City Train
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If you haven't had the opportunity to witness any Malaysian handicrafts or shop for some Malaysia batik, make a stop at Karyaneka.
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