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Creative Handmade Crafts in George Town






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Creative Handmade Crafts in George Town


George Town’s rich heritage, culture and history have made the city a worthy recipient as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site on 7th July 2008.  One of the highlights that have made George Town an interesting place to visit is through its handmade crafts. From traditional to modern handmade crafts, this city will amaze you…
Batik
Batik is the art of decorating cloths by using wax and dye, is one of the unique traditional crafts in Malaysia. There are various places that you can admire and purchase magnificent batik items as for personal collections or gifts to others.
http://www.yahongart.com
Handmade Soaps
Made from natural ingredients in an indulgent range of bath treats such as body butter, body cream and shower mousse, the handcrafted soaps are ideal for gifts which keep skin fresh, healthy and moisturised.
Venue: Straits Quay
Cherry Art Studio:Japanese Art of Origami
Founded in 2007, Cherry Art Studio is Malaysia’s first Paper Folding Handicraft Gallery and the largest Washi supplier in Malaysia. With more than 10 years experience in traditional Japanese Art of Origami, the owner has transformed Origami Art into unique wearable art that pioneers in a whole new spectrum of wearable arts such as brooch, rings, pierce & earrings, necklace & pendant etc.
http://www.cherryartstudios.com
Clay Artcraft-2
The growing of clay art centres in the Mainland and Penang Island has made George Town a city where creativity and innovation have always flourished. Many clay art courses are available in the art centres, ranging from children clay art to professional teacher training courses. Join any of the courses and make your own creatures now!
Jewellery
For those who appreciate skilful craftsmanship, Penang is the place where you can hunt for unique handmade jewelleries. All jewelleries display is from different religions, of which each symbolises the beauty and wealth of each culture.
Venue: Little Penang Street Market
Floral Artscraft-3
If you would like to learn about flower arts, take part in any of the floral design or flower arrangement courses, which help you in furthering your skills. Floral design and flower arrangement are ideal as home decoration or as gift for various occasions such as wedding, birthday functions and party.
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