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Malaysian handicrafts have many items due to its historical context and of course the presence of different ethnic groups with different beliefs and cultures. Malaysia is a real Asia.\u00a0In fact, almost everything that exists in Asia can be found in this country, because the population of this country mainly consists of three groups of Malays, Chinese and Hindus, and the diversity of Malaysian handicrafts is a combination of the arts of these countries.<\/p>\n

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This article will help you get acquainted with the souvenirs of Malaysia and have a good souvenir of your trip to this country.<\/p>\n

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History of Malaysian handicrafts<\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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The Federation of Malaysia is located in the north of the Strait of Malacca, between the countries of Thailand and Indonesia, and at the intersection of the two Indian and Pacific Oceans.\u00a0The area of \u200b\u200bthis country is about 310 thousand square kilometers, 75% of which is covered by dense forests.\u00a0Due to the abundant rain (about 1,800 mm per year), the trees often reach up to 40 meters (130 feet) in height.\u00a0Perhaps for this reason and as a result of severe soil erosion, its agricultural lands are relatively weak and do not have the desired yield.\u00a0The most important product of Malaysia is natural rubber, which is one of the resins, and this country is the largest exporter of it in the world.<\/p>\n

After that, due to the existence of vast palm (palm) forests, the export of palm oil, which is used for food, is considered one of the most important sources of foreign exchange income of the country.\u00a0The most important mineral in Malaysia is tin, and this country has achieved the first position in terms of its export.\u00a0Malaysia’s industrial development program has been very successful over the past 25 years, so that this country is in the process of leaving the group of third world countries.<\/p>\n

Population of Malaysia<\/strong><\/h2>\n

The population of Malaysia is about 30 million people, with the native population (Malays) together with Chinese, Indian, Thai and Arab immigrants forming a mixed race.\u00a0The official language is Malay, which with a slight difference in some words is the same as the language of the people of Indonesia and Brunei, and it is written in Latin script.\u00a0The official religion of the country is Islam, but other ethnic minorities follow other religions.\u00a0Due to being on the sea route of Europe to China and Japan through the Strait of Malacca, Malaysia has been constantly attacked by foreign powers, so that since the beginning of the 16th century, there have been various attacks on this land.<\/p>\n

All kinds of Malaysian souvenirs and handicrafts<\/h2>\n

1) Bajo Kebaya\u00a0<\/strong>Baju Kebaya<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Bajo kebaya is a traditional women’s dress for Malaysian women, which can be a good option for souvenirs.\u00a0These clothes have different colors, designs, quality and sizes and you can buy one according to your taste.<\/p>\n

2) metal products\u00a0Pewter Goods<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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Among other popular souvenirs of Malaysia are metal containers;\u00a0Metal containers that are often a combination of tin and lead.\u00a0You have a lot of choice when buying these dishes because they have different types and each one is made with a unique design.<\/p>\n

3) colorful handwovens\u00a0Hand Woven Crafts<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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If you are looking to buy handicrafts as a souvenir, this is for you. In Malaysia, using bamboo wood, coconut shell and pandan leaves, they artistically weave items such as handbags, beautiful colorful bags and baskets.\u00a0You can use small bags as a wallet and prepare a pure and memorable gift from your trip<\/p>\n

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4) traditional toffee<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Your trip to Malaysia is not complete unless you try Dodol sweet toffees.\u00a0These toffees are sweet and originally brown, but in recent years they have been produced in other colors.<\/p>\n

These delicious foods have a strange flavor that is a very interesting experience to try.\u00a0These delicious toffees are sold in packages of various sizes in most stores in this country.<\/p>\n

5) Colorful Malaysian fabrics<\/strong><\/h3>\n

As we mentioned, fabric is one of the most basic souvenirs of Malaysia, in this section we will introduce some important and prominent fabrics of this country:<\/p>\n

Songket: Songket is one of the main souvenirs of Malaysia, it is actually specific to the state of Kelantan in this country.\u00a0Sangat is a kind of unique and special fabric in which silk and gold are used.<\/p>\n

This fabric was produced around the 12th century AD due to trade between India, Malaysia and China.\u00a0However, it is not surprising that sangat is one of the most expensive souvenirs in Malaysia.<\/p>\n

Combo:<\/h3>\n

Kumbu (Pua Kumbu) is the name of a type of Malaysian fabric that is produced in beautiful colors and designs, the main material of these fabrics is cotton and it has a rough material, it can even be used as a blanket and cover in the fall season. used cloth<\/p>\n

By buying Kumbao, you will learn more about the art of Malaysian people.\u00a0In the past, cotton fabrics were used to cover religious leaders and were considered a kind of ceremonial fabric.<\/p>\n

Batik: Batik (Malaysian Batik) is a special type of fabric of Malaysia which is prepared by combining silk and cotton, these fabrics are designed and beautified using wax and various colors.\u00a0Most batiks have flowers, birds or butterflies and they are used to decorate and make clothes more beautiful.<\/p>\n

You can also buy batik scarves and blouses, which are sold at more reasonable prices, for example, you can get a blouse for 38 thousand tomans.<\/p>\n

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Krugsang is a type of brooch that Malay women use and they often choose them in harmony with their ornaments and jewelry or prepare three different sizes of these brooches and install them together on their clothes.\u00a0You can attach these pins to your Baju Kebaya and become an authentic Malaysian.<\/p>\n

7) Labo Sayong\u00a0Labu Sayong<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Labo Sayong is a container usually made of glass or earthenware similar to the design of a pumpkin, which is often black and white in color.<\/p>\n

These containers are used to store water and are considered one of the main handicrafts in Malaysia.\u00a0Labo Siangs keep water somewhat cool in hot weather.<\/p>\n

8) Decorated slippers\u00a0Beaded Slippers<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Colorful and beautified slippers with pearls and eye-catching flower embroideries are authentic souvenirs of Malaysia.\u00a0Most of these slippers have beautiful designs of flowers, birds and animals.<\/p>\n

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9) The traditional game of Kong Kak\u00a0Congkak<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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The population of Malaysia consists of Chinese, Malaysian and Indian ethnic groups, therefore it has different customs and traditions.\u00a0One of the symbols of the ancients living in Malaysia is the traditional game of Kong Kak.<\/p>\n

This game requires two players and is often played at home.\u00a0The appearance of the game is simple, but you should benefit from special tactics and skills to be able to win the field.<\/p>\n

The traditional game of Kong Cock has a board with between 6 and 10 holes on each of them in two rows, with a larger hole placed at the end of each row.\u00a0For this game, they use pebbles, pieces of wood or marbles.<\/p>\n

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10) hair clip\u00a0Cucuk Sanggul<\/strong><\/h3>\n

One of the special decorative items in Malaysia is a hair clip known as Cucuk Sanggul.\u00a0This hair clip is often made with gold and silver and is given as a gift to the bride in the wedding ceremony and she decorates her hair with this clip.<\/p>\n

The appearance of this clamp is long and narrow, and one side has an engraved image of the symbol of ancient myths or flowers and birds.\u00a0In the olden days, when Malay women were going to pass through unsafe places at night, they put this clip on their hair so that if someone dared to touch them, they could defend themselves, but today this clip is used in designs and styles. Differently made to become one of the best souvenirs of Malaysia.<\/p>\n

The most important fields of handicrafts in Malaysia:<\/h2>\n

1- Batik:<\/h3>\n

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In fact, Malaysia should be considered the cradle of batik industry.\u00a0In such a way that this term was directly transferred from Malayalam to other languages \u200b\u200band that dyeing method is the way of reserving or waxing the parts of the fabric that should not absorb the dye solution.\u00a0In general, batik is done in two ways: molding and painting with the help of a brush.\u00a0In the mold method, designs and motifs are first transferred to special molds made of tin, and then these sheets are connected to wooden handles.\u00a0In order to increase the speed of work, the hands will not be hurt.\u00a0Batik with the help of a brush is the same painting on fabric that is done by reserving or coating parts of it with wax, and compared to the mold, it creates more freedom of action for artisans and artists, and as a result, many different designs and patterns can be created. created on the cloth.\u00a0In this type of batik, the working method is exactly the same as that of mold batik, in that after drawing the designs with a brush with colors dipped in wax, it is again covered with a thick layer of wax. stabilize\u00a0After the wax dries, it is washed with boiling water to remove the wax compounds.\u00a0After the fabric dries, it is done again using a template or with the help of a brush to create other patterns and colors on the desired fabric in the same order.\u00a0The number of patterns and colors used in exceptional works reaches 14 types, in such a way that the steps of reserving, dyeing and washing are repeated 14 times for a piece of fabric.\u00a0The main batik printing centers are in the states of Terengganu and Selangor, in Terengganu they use the painting method and in Selangor they use the mold for batik printing.<\/p>\n

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2-Kite making<\/h3>\n

This field of handicrafts also has a relatively long history in Malaysia, which was most likely brought there from Iran and through India.\u00a0As mentioned, Indian and Iranian merchants have been in commercial relations with Malaya and the islands of Java and Sumatra (now Indonesia) since the 12th and 13th centuries AD, and used various techniques, including gold weaving, whose history in Iran dates back to the Sassanid period. They have spread there.<\/p>\n

This type of fabric, which is woven using very thin threads in the form of gold and silver threads as the weft, along with silk fibers as the warp thread or chele, with the help of advanced hand looms, is very expensive, and for this reason, the clothes Made of zari cloth, it is usually used in celebrations and big parties.\u00a0In addition, this fabric is also used in making decorative items and all kinds of bags and shoes.<\/p>\n

The designs used in the fabric of zari fabric are often flower and plant patterns and in some cases, images of mythological heroes.\u00a0The main production centers are located in the states of Terengganu, Selangor and Kuala Lumpur.<\/p>\n

3- Cotton fabric texture:<\/h3>\n

Women’s clothes are woven using very fine cotton threads.\u00a0Usually, this fabric is used for batik printing, and the common motifs include native birds, fish and aquatic species of the Malaysian coast, which have many fans in foreign countries in their beautiful and artistic coloring.\u00a0Previously, simple cotton fabrics were also produced to meet the current needs of life.\u00a0which today is faced with the competition of large textile factories, and due to its non-specialty and non-artistic nature, there is no justification for continuing its production.<\/p>\n

4.\u00a0Metalworking and jewelry making:<\/h3>\n

Making various objects using copper, brass and alloy and painting on them is one of the valuable handicrafts of Malaysia, outstanding examples of its past works are kept in the museums of the states of Terengganu, Selangor and Kuala Lumpur.\u00a0The products include trays, tea sets, chocolate bars, and pots and pans.\u00a0Tapestry making using very thin silver strings or wires with good quality is also common in Malaysia.\u00a0In addition, while using different metals such as gold, silver and bronze, various kinds of jewelry are made, which are very popular all over the world due to the originality of the designs.\u00a0The resulting products include necklaces, rings, bracelets, brooches, belts, earrings and the like.<\/p>\n

5- Rory wood carving:<\/h3>\n

Due to the favorable weather conditions, the presence of large forest areas has made it very easy for Malaysian artisans and artists to access all kinds of industrial wood.\u00a0Of course, wood is mostly used for the interior decoration of mosques and cultural buildings, and making various consumer objects from wood is less common in Malaysia like in India.<\/p>\n

6- Basket and mat weaving:<\/h3>\n

From all kinds of plant fibers such as rice stalks, reeds, and especially bamboo, which are abundantly found there due to the warm and tropical climate of Malaysia, various consumer and decorative products including baskets, mats, special fishing traps in the sea. they leave, dishes and even furniture are prepared.\u00a0From lower types of vegetable fibers, resistant ropes for packing and moving heavy loads and even very strong ropes, especially for anchoring ships, are produced.\u00a0Of course, the competition of plastic fibers in recent years has severely damaged this field of handicrafts in Malaysia.\u00a0However, the naturalness of the materials used in the baskets and mats of the first type has attracted a lot of attention for consumers and has given it a kind of decorative effect.\u00a0Besides, it is of great value for foreign tourists who visit Malaysia and also for the export market in Europe and America.<\/p>\n

7- Carving and painting on shells:<\/h3>\n

In Malaysia, by using oysters obtained from the coasts of that country and performing various operations on it in the form of cutting, carving, painting and coloring, various flowers and paintings with aquatic images are made, which have a special beauty.\u00a0In some cases, decorative curtains are made by connecting pieces of colored shells, especially for installation in hotels and public places.<\/p>\n

8- Carpet weaving:<\/h3>\n

This field of production, which is usually done using cotton threads, is not comparable to other common fields of handicrafts in terms of evolution and progress, and it is mostly in the form of zilo weaving, which is mainly consumed locally and used as rugs. take<\/p>\n

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9- Making dolls with local clothes:<\/h3>\n

The production of all kinds of dolls using wood and batik fabric, which represents the native culture of the Malaya archipelago, has been greatly promoted due to the reception of tourists in recent years.\u00a0Other crafts that can be mentioned in Malaysia include ceramic making, various types of embroidery such as needlework and crocheting, making decorative and sun umbrellas, fans and various masks that are used in celebrations and festivals.<\/p>\n

Organizations responsible for Malaysian handicrafts<\/h2>\n

In Malaysia, there is a specialized organization for the revival and promotion of handicrafts called the Malaysian Handicrafts Development Company, which in addition to planning and implementing various educational and production projects, in recent years two handicraft complexes: one in the capital of this country and the other in the island of Langkawi opened.\u00a0In addition, the Ministry of Culture, Arts and Tourism, considering the cultural and economic importance of handicrafts, through holding an annual festival for two weeks throughout the country, provides a favorable environment for the supply of the best products and the selection and introduction of the selected artisans and artists of the year. .<\/p>\n

Let’s see some Malaysian handicrafts together<\/h3>\n

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Batik fabric<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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Ceramic objects and containers<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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Nyonya traditional beaded shoes and slippers<\/h2>\n

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Kebaya, traditional embroidered dress<\/h2>\n

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