Latifa’s 3D flowers served as the backdrop for pop singer Siti Nurhaliza’s music video, 'Terang'. Photo: Handout
Paper flower artisan and author Latifa Husna Mat Lajis encourages Malaysians – especially those who have been unable to work or have suffered a loss of income during the pandemic – to upskill themselves and start anew.
“Many Malaysians have been retrenched, received salary cuts and have not been able to work during the MCOs. It saddens me when I hear of many people who can’t put food on the table.
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These flowers look gorgeous in all shapes and sizes
Latifa’s 3D flowers served as the backdrop for pop singer Siti Nurhaliza’s music video, 'Terang'. Photo: Handout
Flower crafting requires patience and a fine eye for detail. It’s therapeutic too. Photos: Latifa Husna Mat Lajis
Latifa says paper crafting is a good source of income.
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