National Textile Museum, Museum in Malaysia
The National Textile Museum showcases the textile artistry of the Malaysian people.
Housed in a historical building that dates back to 1905.
Exhibits feature a wide range of textiles, including batik, songket, and Pua Kumbu.
Located near Merdeka Square, making it easy for visitors to combine trips.
Home to the Pohon Budi Gallery, which is all about the Malay world’s textile heritage.
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