Marks of rich tradition


An illuminated giant lotus flower kolam adorning Pavilion Kuala Lumpur’s iconic Crystal Fountain.

THE festive mood is back at shopping complexes in Klang Valley that are decked in the colours of Deepavali.

At Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, the mall’s “Journey of Colours” is the product of a collaboration with students of Raffles College, Inti International College Subang and Inti Centre of Art and Design.

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