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From Loom To Lifestyle: Tanoti Brings Borneo's Living Craft Traditions To Kuala Lumpur

Malaysia Times desk Original: The Rakyat Post 8/22 08:00 X
From Loom To Lifestyle: Tanoti Brings Borneo's Living Craft Traditions To Kuala Lumpur
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Tanoti will launch its KL flagship store at 118 Mall later this year.

From the original report

The most ambitious chapter in Tanoti's 14-year history sees this award-winning Sarawakian social enterprise open its ISETAN KLCC pop-up on 17 July, walk the KL Fashion Week runway on 6 August, and launch its KL flagship store at 118 Mall later this year.

Tanoti Sdn Bhd, the Kuching-based social enterprise that has spent fourteen years building one of Borneo's most extensive networks of indigenous craft artisans, arrives in Kuala Lumpur this month with a statement it has been quietly preparing: that the handwoven, hand-crafted, community-made textiles of Sarawak belong not only in heritage museums or boutique hotels, but in the wardrobes, homes and daily lives of Malaysia's most discerning urban professionals.

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The Rakyat Post
Originally published
Aug 22, 2026
Updated here
Sep 7, 2026
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