Boost for Kelantan’s silversmith industry


(Front row, seated from left) Daud, Muhammad Azim Suhaimi, Syahrul Syazwan, Muhammad Khairi, Karyaneka supervisor Aidatul Azura Mustaffa, Lord's Tailor creative director and managing director Kenny Loh; (Standing from left:) Nusantara Collection founder Raymond Siew, Yayasan Hasanah trustees Tan Sri Zarinah Anwar, Caroline Christine Russell, Shahira, Kraftangan director general Ibrahim Ismail, royalties Tengku Datuk Dr Hishamuddin Zaizi, Che Puan Hezeita Hafidz, Lord's Tailor retail and marketing director Olivia Loh, Lord's Tailor co-founder Lily Loh, Dr Porsia, Dodi and Zainariah Johari after the memorandum of understanding signing occasion.

DECADES ago, Kelantan was well-known for their quality silver craft like brooches, rings, and kitchenware.

However, over the years, the demand has significantly dwindled.

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