The wau bulan is one of Malaysia's national symbols. Photo: Tourism Malaysia
The East Coast boasts a wide range of traditional handicrafts, including handwoven material, batik and metal crafts.
Some of these crafts have been passed down through generations, and it is a representation of a community's cultural heritage. Here are some of the renowned crafts from Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang.
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Beautiful souvenirs from Malaysia
The wau bulan is one of Malaysia's national symbols. Photo: Tourism Malaysia
weaving a conventional mengkuang mat
Batik is the wax-resist dyeing applied to the cloth. Photo: Filepic
Songket is a traditional Malaysian handwoven fabric. - Filepic
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