One of the few remaining Iban lady who still weave Pua Kumbu
Learn and get your hands on this vanishing art
One of Iban sacred textiles, the Pua Kumbu in the making
Another form of weaving, the Bemban mats
Drying and preparing the main materials to make Bemban mats
See how the Iban lady spent their free time in the longhouse
Learn and get your hands on the art of weaving Bemban mats as well
Others colourful textiles and crafts that you can find as wellNo. of guests : Minimum 2 adults
Meet up with local and embark in search for the vanishing art of Pua Kumbu weaving, the sacred traditions taught to Iban maidens by their mother and grandmother. This well known textile is among the must thing to see and experience when you come to Sarawak. Visit the longhouse where one of the few remaining Iban lady still practice this form of art first hand. Learn from the real thing how the making process and the meaning of the mystical designs of the Iban, one of the best opportunity especially for those who's interested in learning about Pua Kumbu.
Proceed as well to another location where they make the Bemban mats, a type of mat weaved from a type of soft waterproof bamboo. Another learning experience not to be missed especially for those who love handicraft and traditional textiles.
