The exhibit was smaller than I had expected, and due to the dim lighting, it was difficult to get good pictures with the iphone camera but here's a sneak peek.
Prints of childhood fairy tales on cloth.
Beautiful and intricate lacework.
Machine embroidery in progress.

Materials needed to make a kebaya.
Various laces.

Tidbits of information.


I like butterflies, but I never knew they stood for happiness, blessings and a long life, did you?
The special exhibition is on till 26 February 2012 so you might want to drop by the next open house.
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